North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University

A&T hosted its first homecoming in 1926. Now, 100 years later, an estimated 200,000-plus people are expected in Greensboro for what’s become known as the Greatest Homecoming on Earth.

Leaders from Guilford County, Greensboro and the university are partnering on parking, security, road closures and more.

Hundreds of North Carolina A&T State University students marched to the polls Thursday for the second time since early voting began.

Over 200,000 people are expected to arrive in Greensboro later this month to celebrate N.C. A&T’s "Greatest Homecoming On Earth."

North Carolina A&T State University attendees spoke out at a student civic rally Wednesday. Many addressed barriers they feel they face in terms of voting.

An investigation found the university improperly distributed $5 million in financial aid over an eight-year period.

N.C. A&T was the first public institution of higher education for African Americans in North Carolina, established in 1891.

This event’s theme was “Rooted in Legacy: Impacting Generations.”

This event’s theme is “Rooted in Legacy: Impacting Generations.” It includes a breakfast, and a panel discussion with three graduates, including Frank McCain Jr., the son of one of the A&T Four.

Events include a symposium and graduate fair for students taking place through the weekend, as well as a luncheon and panel discussion open to the public next Wednesday.