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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

The College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts has taken the stage, and it’s bringing creativity, collaboration and innovation to the arts in Aggieland and beyond.

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

The nation depends on Texas A&M University’s Department of Poultry Science to grow its flock, including these former students who shared valuable industry insights and practical advice.

Finding Her Aggie Spirit: How Three Days at Fish Camp Shaped This Aggie's Future.
By Tylie McDonald ’27

With Fish Camp 2026 fast approaching, we’re exploring life at camp with 2025 attendee Zoe Blackburn ’29 and why you should consider helping incoming students experience this iconic tradition.

The Space Doctor Will See You Now: This Program Takes Medicine to Another World
By Alice Popovici

A new Texas A&M University aerospace medicine program is studying how to safeguard human health beyond Earth.

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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

What Would It Look Like To Live in Space? Aggies Are on a Mission To Find the Answers.

By Jordan Herr ’23

Aggies Meet Friends for Life in This Heartwarming Program

By Dorian Martin ’06

This Couple’s Pets Will Always Have a Home, Thanks to Careful Estate Planning

By Hilary Nguyen ’26

Game On: Inside the Competitive World of Aggie Sport Clubs

By Dorian Martin ’06

Do You Understand the Power of Matching Gifts?

By Lindsay Newcomer ’07

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

By Jeannie Ralston

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

By Alice Popovici

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

By Kara Bounds Socol

Aggie Moms Preserve Family and Flavor Through Club Cookbooks

By Tylie McDonald ’27

Letting Go of the Reins: This Aggie Found Purpose Outside of the Arena

By Tylie McDonald ’27

As a Child, This Aggie Dreamed of Olympic Fame. Now, He’s Narrating the Biggest Sports Match-Ups Around the World.

By Kristin Baird Rattini

Aggieland’s Statues Have a Story To Tell

By Lydia Hill ’21

The Memorial Student Center Turned 75. We’re Celebrating With a Look Back at Its Student Programs.

By Kinley Foster ’25

Explore the history of MSC Programs from 1951 to today.

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

By Mamie Hertel ’24

At the Hollingsworth Center for Ethical Leadership, Aggies learn the habits of integrity that guide them through the moments in life when their choices matter most.

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

By Kara Bounds Socol

By co-creating businesses that match nurses and allied health professionals to the facilities that need them, Jenny Hanlon ’89 has revolutionized health care recruiting.

Growing Green Thumbs and Good Kids: This AgriLife Extension Program Does It All

By Kinley Foster ’25

From the garden to the classroom, the internationally recognized Junior Master Gardener program is planting seeds of hope in the lives of millions of youth through educational outreach.

Fort Worth Is Getting a Maroon Makeover With a Downtown Texas A&M Campus

By Dorian Martin ’06

Three colleges from Texas A&M University’s flagship campus are adding to Texas A&M-Fort Worth’s rapidly growing footprint as an academic and economic hub for North Texas.

Walking Through History: Looking Back on the Military Walk Restoration

By Dorian Martin ’06

Military Walk was fading into obscurity at the turn of the 21st century — until former university president Dr. Robert Gates took a weekend stroll around campus.

Coming Soon to Texas A&M University at Galveston: A New Sea Turtle Hospital Will Share the Wonders of Marine Life

By Chrystal Houston

Thanks to a lead naming gift from Cheryl Mellenthin, the new facility is expected to break ground this fall.

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

By Dorian Martin ’06

The highest honor given by the Texas A&M Foundation’s Board of Trustees, the award recognizes their service and leadership in Aggieland.

What Was the Best Meal in Town When You Were at Texas A&M?

By Multiple Authors

Pull up a chair and dig into these Aggies’ mouth-watering responses.

One Aggie’s Journey From Farm to Industry Is Paving the Way for Construction Science Students

By Jade Williams ’25 ’27

Betty and Jim Gold ’70 are giving back through a scholarship and an estate gift to ensure that rural students and future construction leaders have the resources to thrive.

Unwrapping a Legacy: This Aggie Husband Found a Gift for His Wife That Will Last Forever

By Tylie McDonald ’27

Paul Clarke ‘97 recently honored his wife, Katy ‘01, with an endowed scholarship in her name.

Never Considered a Gift for Faculty? Here’s Why You Should.

Interview by Hilary Nguyen ’26

We sat down with Dr. Darren Hartl ’03 ’09 to discuss how supporting faculty at Texas A&M University has a multiplier effect on students and beyond.