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The Texas A&M University System’s new VISION supercomputer is the most powerful university supercomputer in the United States, according to the June 2026 TOP500 list, which ranks VISION No. 66 among the world’s fastest computing systems.
Dr. Petrick and students recently embarked on a study abroad cruise, turning the world into their classroom! From exploring new cultures to experiencing tourism and hospitality firsthand, this adventure was one for the books
Jo Dee Messina’s song Heads Carolina, Tails California likely isn’t playing in the ears of Ben Keating ’94 when he’s speeding around tracks at 200 miles per hour, but racing the equivalent of that cross-country distance is nothing new to him. He’s also found success in the car business, now owning over 30 dealerships across Texas and employing over 3,500 people, many of whom are former students. Helping Aggies in both business and racing is par for the course for Keating.
Porter Garner ’79 announced Saturday that he will retire Dec. 31, 2026, after 27 years as President and CEO of The Association of Former Students. His retirement will cap a career spanning five decades and marked by visionary, transformational leadership and an enduring impact on Texas A&M and Texas Aggies.
Initially arriving at Texas A&M University to pursue a bachelor’s degree on the path to medical school, Samantha Hicks-Peña ultimately found her way to veterinary school.
Now, as one of the few in her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) class focusing on pathology, she is wrapping up a seven-year journey with plans to enter a career in research.
Dr. Erin Ray offers tips for owners on choosing the best flea and tick preventive method for their pets.
Bryton Praslicka ’19, Founder and CEO of FluxWorks, answers the question: How did mentors and courses at Texas A&M change your perspective on what you thought your future could be?
Young scientists put biology into practice this summer through immersive field research experiences at Aggie STEM Biology Camp. Working alongside faculty and student mentors, campers explored local ecosystems and discovered the diversity of life thriving on campus.
Congratulations to the incredible Aggie ACHIEVE Class of 2026 graduates!
Young Alumni Weekend 2026!
A weekend full of fun, serving with @bigeventtamu and watching @aggiebaseball!
We’re so happy to announce Chair Staff for Fish Camp 2026!!
Outstanding Alumna recipient Dr. Carol K. Clark is a trailblazer in equine internal medicine who has spent more than three decades transforming the care of horses through her pioneering work in emergency and critical care, scholarly contributions, and mentorship of generations of veterinarians.
HMGT is grateful to have welcomed faculty and students to the 2026 CCHTE Summer Symposium. It was an impactful few days of collaboration, research and connection across hospitality and tourism.
Traveling Aggies experienced the best of the American West on an unforgettable journey through South Dakota and Wyoming!
Rising fourth-year student Mackenzie “Kenzie” Bankes doesn't just study dentistry—she takes action.
From providing vital free dental care on local and international mission trips to leading multiple student organizations, Kenzie is answering a true call to service with honor, integrity, and respect.
We love our Aggie families to the moon and back!
The future will require enormous amounts of safe, reliable and affordable power.
The Texas A&M System is creating a place where innovators, researchers and industry can work together to develop the technologies that will help meet those challenges.
There is something truly special about our department that makes room not only for scholarship, teaching, and service, but also for family, laughter, and belonging. These gatherings are part of the culture we continue to build together: one rooted in care, connection, and Aggie spirit.
Home is where the heart is, and ours beats strongest at the College of Arts & Sciences in Aggieland.
Beautiful morning for some Aggie selfless service
Pull Out Day continues to be a defining Sophomore tradition at Texas A&M.
At our Sul Ross Reunion earlier this month, James "Jim" Glynn ’68 reunited with more than just his Classmates, he reunited with his saber from his time in the Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M.
Our Aggie Engineers make us smile...
From Aggieland to opportunities across the country, students continue to represent the Aggie Network with excellence.
The Association of Former Students fuels the Aggie Spirit through scholarships and emergency assistance for students, A&M Clubs and events for former students and dogged support of essential Aggie traditions. But we can only do that with your help. Add your support so we can do even more.
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