Northern Delaware Alumni Chapter of North Carolina A&T State University

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Northern Delaware Alumni Chapter of North Carolina A&T State University The chapter consists of alumni and supporters of North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University residing in the state of Delaware.

PO BOX 9701
Newark, DE 19714

We had a such a Wonder session with the YMCA of DE Black Achievers yesterday! We shared a portion of North Carolina A&Ts...
05/17/2026

We had a such a Wonder session with the YMCA of DE Black Achievers yesterday! We shared a portion of North Carolina A&Ts Documentary “Our Blues Makes Us Gold”, had a few activities in between segments and did some A&T trivia! Special Thanks to Aggie for sharing such an Awesome group with us for morning. Not to mention all the A&T para they were already rocking! I spy👀 a few potential future Aggies in the house for sure!! 💙💛Aggie Pride!!💙💛

Reverend Jesse L Jackson Day of Service is a university-wide observance that calls on Aggie Nation to honor the legacy o...
04/24/2026

Reverend Jesse L Jackson Day of Service is a university-wide observance that calls on Aggie Nation to honor the legacy of a distinguished alumnus of North Carolina Agriculture and Technical State University through meaningful acts of service, civic engagement and community uplift. Today the Northern Delaware Chapter supported the Delaware Food Bank with donations to fight food insecurity in our community. Aggie Pride!! 💛💙

🗣️Calling all Delaware Aggies!  April is Aggie Pride month of service and we need your support!  We collecting non-peris...
04/11/2026

🗣️Calling all Delaware Aggies! April is Aggie Pride month of service and we need your support! We collecting non-perishable food donations for the Delaware Food Bank with drop scheduled for April 23rd between 4-5pm. If you have any question please us email us at [email protected]. Aggies are you in?!?

03/09/2026

Happy Founders Day Aggies!! Aggie Pride!!!💙💛

02/01/2026

Sixty-six years ago today, Jibreel Khazan (formerly Ezell Blair Jr.) and the late Maj. Gen. Joseph McNeil, the late Franklin McCain Sr. and the late David Richmond Jr. sparked the sit-in movement by requesting to be served at downtown Greensboro Woolworth’s whites-only lunch counter. The A&T Four! But it wasn't just "a day." They joined forces with others and pushed the movement forward, showing up daily. It spread across the country. Today, we benefit from their resistance.

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P. O. Box 9701
Newark, DE
19714

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