The Texas A&M Foundation Magazine
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.
A new Texas A&M University aerospace medicine program is studying how to safeguard human health beyond Earth.
Thanks to a lead naming gift from Cheryl Mellenthin, the new facility is expected to break ground this fall.
Pull up a chair and dig into these Aggies’ mouth-watering responses.
The College of Performance, Visualization and Fine Arts’ Virtual Production Institute takes center stage in the college’s newest short film.
Paul Clarke ‘97 recently honored his wife, Katy ‘01, with an endowed scholarship in her name.
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.
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.
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.
Explore the history of MSC Programs from 1951 to today.
At the Texas A&M Foundation, we’ll partner with you to connect your passions to campus and make a tangible impact on what you care about most.
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.
