A&T Returning to Normal Operations at Noon Thursday

By Todd Simmons / 02/19/2025 Employees, Students

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A&T Returning to Normal Operations at Noon Thursday

North Carolina A&T State University will return to normal operations at noon on Thursday, Feb. 20.

All classes – in person and online – and university activities and events will resume, as scheduled, including The Chancellor’s Speaker Series and the men’s basketball game against Campbell University, both Thursday evening. As a reminder, employees who elected to take time off during this period must use leave for any work time missed.

Please be aware that accumulated snow and icy road conditions may make driving to and from campus hazardous in places. Allow extra time for your commute and exercise extra caution behind the wheel.

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