Aggie Stadium was completed mid-summer in 1981 and is situated on what was once the football practice field on Sullivan Street. An Aggie alumnus and architect, W. Edward Jenkins, designed the stadium. The stadium has recently undergone renovations including the installation of lights, new sprinkler and drainage systems, and the reconditioning of the playing surface.

The Joseph and Kathleen Bryan fitness and Wellness Center was dedicated on Saturday, November 10, 2001. The 25,000 square feet fitness center sits behind the scoreboard at Aggie Stadium.

The Campus Recreation Center (CRC) was completed in July, 2008 and opened on September 29, 2008. The CRC, located at 201 N. Benbow Rd. next to Corbett Sports Center , is a hub for intramural sports, club sports and fitness activities. Dedicated to recreational use only, it will focus on fitness and wellness to contribute to a healthy lifestyle for A&T students, faculty and staff. The facility includes a free weights area, cardio machines, a one-eighth mile walking/running/pushing track, an aerobics room, a health education classroom and male and female shower/locker rooms.

The Corbett Health, Physical Education and Recreation Center was constructed in 1978 and named for Ellis F. Corbett, a 1931 graduate of A&T. Affectionately known as "Mr. A&T", Corbett was for many years the director of public relations and executive secretary of the national alumni association.

Charles H. Moore served as a vice president of the University for several years and was a pioneer in soliciting funds and influencing donations from citizens in Greensboro in support of the college. The building is a part of the physical education complex and was constructed in 1953.

Constructed in 1960, this facility is located on Sullivan Street on the grounds of Aggie Stadium. It houses the football administrative offices.