Participating in the 100th edition of The Greatest Homecoming on Earth is more than a moment—it is a historic honor. As North Carolina A&T State University celebrates a full century of Homecoming tradition, pride, and excellence, being part of the parade represents a connection to the legacy that Aggies have built for generations.

For one hundred years, the Homecoming Parade has been a vibrant showcase of the university’s spirit—where students, alumni, community leaders, organizations, and supporters come together in a celebration that stretches far beyond campus. To take part in the centennial parade is to step into living history. It is to join a tradition that has welcomed thousands of spectators, uplifted the Greensboro community, and reminded the world of the unmatched pride that defines NC A&T.

Walking, riding, or marching in this milestone parade is a tribute to the individuals and groups who paved the way—from the earliest Aggies who established the foundation of this event, to the generations who have sustained its energy, creativity, and cultural significance. It is an opportunity to honor the legacy of Aggie excellence while showcasing the continued growth, unity, and impact of the A&T family.

As the 100th Homecoming Parade moves through the streets of Greensboro, it symbolizes more than celebration—it is a powerful testament to tradition, resilience, and the collective spirit of Aggie Nation. To participate is to stand proudly in the story of NC A&T, reflecting on a century of achievement while contributing to a moment that will be remembered for decades to come.

To be part of this historic procession is a privilege, a celebration, and above all, a reminder that Aggie Pride continues to be unmatched—yesterday, today, and for the next 100 years.