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150 Moments of Generosity To Whoop About
By Multiple Authors

Celebrate with us as we look back on a few ways philanthropy has shaped Texas A&M University in its first 150 years.

Mark Your Calendar for These Texas A&M 150th Celebration Events
By Lydia Hill '21

It’s Texas A&M University’s 150th anniversary, and Aggieland is going big to mark this milestone moment with a calendar of events you won’t want to miss.

We Asked Students To Write a Poetic Tribute for the University’s 150th. These Were Our Favorites.
By Multiple Authors

In collaboration with the Department of English, we held a contest inviting students to send in their best poem in honor of Texas A&M University's 150th anniversary.

What Was the Moment You Felt Most Proud To Be Part of Texas A&M?
By Multiple Authors

We asked these notable former students to share the moments when the Aggie Spirit was at its finest. Here’s what they said.

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Texas A&M’s New Arts College Is Preparing To Shape the Future of the Arts World. It’s One Show You Won’t Want To Miss.

By Lydia Hill ’21

Straight From the Horse’s Mouth: This Texas A&M Program Is Proving How Much Humans Have To Gain From Equine-Assisted Therapy

By Jeannie Ralston

Finding Her Aggie Spirit: How Three Days at Fish Camp Shaped This Aggie's Future

By Tylie McDonald ’27

Walking Through History: Looking Back on the Military Walk Restoration

By Dorian Martin ’06

He Launched a Travel Center Empire. Now, He’s Shaping the Future of Hospitality, Retail and Marketing in Aggieland.

By Jeannie Ralston

Aggie Poultry Science Students Are Taking Flight. Learn How They’re Ruling the Roost.

By Torie Noellsch

The Grand Prize: Barbara and Bill Huffman ’53 Named Sterling C. Evans Medal Recipients

By Dorian Martin ’06

This Aggie Entrepreneur Is Changing the Way Health Care Providers Find Jobs

By Kara Bounds Socol

When Aggie Met Tessie: Texas A&M University’s Special Relationship With Texas Woman’s University

By Alice Popovici

These Aggies Faced Difficult Ethical Decisions. Then Their Training From the Hollingsworth Center for Ethical Leadership Kicked In.

By Mamie Hertel ’24

This Texas A&M Program Is Making Waves for the Ocean Economy

By Kara Bounds Socol

From the Vault: 150 Years of Texas A&M History Is Being Brought to Life in This Exhibit

By Tylie McDonald ’27

Experience 150 years of Texas A&M University history on display in the Memorial Student Center.

What Texas A&M's 150th Anniversary Means to President Susan Ballabina

By Dr. Susan Ballabina

For 150 years, Texas A&M University's students, faculty, staff, former students, and friends have stood together as a force for good.

Aggieland Through the Ages: Explore 150 Years of Notable Campus Moments

By Dunae Reader '15

Experience the evolution of campus by era.

Make Your Mark on Aggieland's Future. Get Brainstorming With This Interactive Questionnaire.

By Madeline Graves ’28 and Kinley Foster ’25

Learn how you can leave your legacy in Aggieland by making a difference for the upcoming decades of Texas A&M University.

Discover One Family’s 70-Year Journey Through Texas A&M

By Samantha Atchley ’17 ’19

Across three generations, one family’s story reveals how the Aggie experience evolves while remaining unmistakably the same, anchored in traditions that endure across time.

We Asked Campus Administrators To Predict What Aggieland Looks Like 50 Years From Now

Interviews by Madeline Graves ’28

Only time will tell how Texas A&M University continues to evolve. But we asked folks from around campus to look ahead to the next 50 years and give it their best shot.