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These Memories of Children on Campus Will Make You Feel Like a Kid Again

Take a nostalgic trip down memory lane and see the early days of Texas A&M University through the eyes of the children who called campus home.

Here’s How First-Generation Aggies in the College of Arts and Sciences Are Getting a First-Rate Chance at Success

Multiple initiatives, including the newly launched First 2 Finish program, are providing support, mentorship and community for Aggies who are the first in their families to attend college.

This Aggie Couple Is Impacting Texas A&M’s Libraries and Achieving Their Financial Goals

Laura ’72 and Rolan “Mikeual” Perritt ’69 are writing stories of impact for the Texas A&M University Libraries through a tailor-made planned gift that combines multiple methods and assets.

A Legacy in Full Bloom: The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Rooftop Garden Blends Science, Sustainability and Beauty

Atop the Mitchell Physics Building, a rooftop garden represents the vision and legacy of two of Texas A&M University’s most loyal donors.

Saddled With Love: Parsons Mounted Cavalry Honors the Legacy of Two Dedicated Donors

Two horses in Parsons Mounted Cavalry share a special connection to dedicated donors Kay and Charlie Pence ’51.

How One Aggie’s Sketch Became a Symbol of Corps History

Daniel Petty ’66 drew a piece of history for the Fish Drill Team in 1964.

What Was Your Most Memorable College Class?

From mind-bending lectures to life-changing projects, Aggies share their most unforgettable college class experiences.

Want To Honor Someone You Love in Aggieland? Consider a Scholarship.

Three unique scholarships highlight the power of honoring individuals who have made an indelible mark.

Why EnMed Represents the Best Texas A&M University Has to Offer

How visionary support and collaboration are powering the future of health care at Texas A&M University.

How an Aggie Graduate and His Canine Companion Inspired National Legislation

After a deployment in Afghanistan and a PTSD diagnosis, one Aggie veteran and his loyal canine turned their experience around for good.

How a Simple Plaque Became a Daily Reminder to This Aggie About What Truly Matters

What I learned about leadership and legacy from the MSC Abbott Family Leadership Conference.