Alumni
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Travis “Tre’” Gatewood ‘03
My name is Travis Gatewood, but my Aggie family know me as Tre’. I want to use my space to honor my mentor D’Chere Lofton. She’s gone, but all the things she taught me to do and be, she was for me! That’s why I loved her and miss her because she was a pillar among our media advocates from Crosby Hall. I’m a Crosby Kid through and through. From reel to reel, to digital tuning for 97.1…
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Tandreia Dixon ’12
My A&T story started long before I ever enrolled. I grew up in Trenton, a one-stop light town in Eastern North Carolina, a small town that raised a girl with big dreams. As a little girl in the early ‘90s, I was brought to campus by my aunt, uncle, and cousins who had graduated from North Carolina A&T…
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Rico Beans ‘05
I often think about how different my life would have been if North Carolina A&T had looked at my bank account instead of my potential. I was accepted to A&T, but acceptance didn’t mean I could afford to attend. The summer before freshman year, I moved in with my brother in Fayetteville, North Carolina, and every week…
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Brittney Dennis ‘11, ‘20
As a second-generation Aggie, North Carolina A&T was never simply a university. It was home before it ever became my home. Growing up, homecoming wasn’t just an event on the calendar. It was a family tradition. Every year, we packed our bags and traveled to Greensboro to reconnect with family, celebrate our Aggie roots and…
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Norman Bineyard ‘01
My name is Norman Bineyard, a 2001 graduate from the College of Engineering. My homecoming journey starts at the North Carolina A&T homecoming coronation. I had the honor of participating in two coronations from 1997 to 2001. Never in my life did I think I would learn the tango at one coronation and meet my…
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Shelly Angus ‘97
Every link tells our Aggie story. As North Carolina A&T celebrates its 100th homecoming, our family is especially reflecting on what it means to be Aggies. For us, Aggie Pride is more than a tradition; it is a family legacy that continues to shape who we are and what we build. Our Aggie roots run…