The Texas A&M Foundation Magazine
As these three scholars prepare to walk the graduation stage, they’re writing letters to their freshmen selves to reflect on the impact of their years in Aggieland.
Targeted conservation efforts are protecting the Kemp’s ridley, the world’s smallest sea turtle.
What one encounter reminded me about the beauty of serving others.
Kalmus leads curation efforts at the Sam Houston Sanders Corps of Cadets Center.
How Texas A&M University researchers are improving learning outcomes for the youngest among us and preparing future educators for this growing sector.
The owner of Darkstar Air Racing is supporting graduate aerospace engineering students.
His endowed scholarship supports future Aggie horticulturists.
From sports cars to $90 piles of steel from a junkyard, Aggies share memorable stories about cars from their college days.
A new Aggie Pharmacy Technician Program is training skilled pharmacy technicians to support pharmacists and serve the needs of Texans statewide.
As her brother’s sole heir, Ann Stevens used her power of attorney to turn his IRA into support for Texas A&M University and new ranchers across the state.
Through directed giving, you can create a customized legacy for Texas A&M University and support the causes that matter most to you—just like these Aggies!
Current students examine what makes the university’s identity so unique.
The couple is combining current and after-lifetime gifts to create scholarships for multiple Texas A&M University colleges.
Irene “Mom” Claghorn made a name for herself among Aggies with her caring and motherly nature.
Scholarships offer a uniquely personal way to shape your legacy while making a lasting impact that builds a brighter future for Texas A&M University.
