The stadium was originally known as Aggie Stadium before the naming rights were acquired by Truist Financial Corporation.
The facility is widely considered to have one of the fastest track surfaces in the United States, frequently hosting NCAA regional track meets.
The stadium's capacity of 21,500 makes it one of the largest on-campus football stadiums among HBCUs.
It is home to the annual Aggie-Eagle Classic, a significant rivalry game between North Carolina A&T and North Carolina Central University.
The track was named after Irwin Belk, a prominent North Carolina philanthropist who supported numerous track facilities across the state.
Truist Stadium is a multi-purpose athletic facility located on the campus of North Carolina A&T State University. It serves as the primary home field for the North Carolina A&T Aggies football team and the track and field program. The stadium features a seating capacity of approximately 21,500 spectators. The playing surface consists of synthetic turf designed for both collegiate football and track events. It is a frequent host of regional and national track and field championships due to its high-quality surface. The facility underwent a major renovation in the early 2000s that modernized the press box and locker room areas. It is situated in the historic eastern corridor of Greensboro. The stadium is known for its role in supporting the university's Division I athletic programs.
The elevated seating area overlooking the track and field at sunset.
Arrive early to navigate campus parking zones effectively.
Check the university's athletic calendar for clear-bag policies before heading to the gate.
Dress in layers if attending games during the late autumn, as the open-air seating is exposed to wind.
Do not attempt to park in restricted faculty or residential lots surrounding the stadium, as towing is strictly enforced.
Closed to the public during academic breaks and outside of scheduled athletic events.
