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A father’s legacy can live on in many ways.
For Dr. Khan Zahid, honoring his father, Dr. M.A. Naser ’67, means helping other students experience the transformative power of education.
Forget Pantone. We have Poultry-tone.
This past Friday, interns and scholars from all three of our programs headed out to the ballpark for a grand ole time with the Washington Nationals!
We love a good circle reveal!
Our Aggie ACHIEVE students had so much fun taking part in a circle reveal with their Aggie ACHIEVEMates this week! It was a great opportunity to celebrate the friendships and connections they are building together throughout their time in Aggie ACHIEVE.
We’re Never Gonna Give You Up and You Never Let Us Down.
Here is a look back at Welcome Back Bash 2026. Thank you for making it totally tubular!
A strong weekend in Nebraska for the Aggies!
The Texas A&M Livestock Judging Team earned High Team Overall honors at the 2026 AKSARBEN Stock Show, along with High Team Reasons, High Team Cattle, Third High Team Swine and Fourth High Team Sheep and Goats.
Dr. Vidakovic is taking Texas A&M Statistics to the world!
In September, Dr. Vidakovic delivered a plenary talk at two major statistics meetings in Brazil: STODAD 2026 at the University of Campinas and SINAPE 2026 in Gramado, Rio Grande do Sul.
Before John Adams ’24 was a Texas A&M philosophy student, he was a camper at the Aggie School of Athens Philosophy Camp. It was a place where he could meet other students who shared his interests, learn from professors and college students, and, as John puts it, spend time with other “philosophy nerds.”
Years later, John returned to the same camp as a counselor, this time helping create that experience for someone else.
Career Fair Recap
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Career Fair! We loved seeing our students connect with employers, explore opportunities, and build their professional networks.
Earlier this month, we had the honor of celebrating the 12 recipients of the 2026 Distinguished Alumnus Award, jointly given by Texas A&M University & The Association of Former Students.
Leisure & Instructional Programming had their first event with a movie night under the stars!
Dr. Eric Kneese, a clinical assistant professor at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, provides insights on the most common fly-related issues and the best ways to protect cattle by controlling flies.
Emiko Nevarez ’27 spent her summer sharing her passion for architecture with the next generation.
As a Camp ARCH counselor and @tamuarch major, Emiko took what she is learning at Texas A&M and used it to help campers explore their own ideas. Working with students at different levels of experience challenged her to find new ways to explain architectural concepts and encourage each camper along the way.
Texas A&M University-San Antonio police have a teammate who helps students feel safe when they need it most: Scout, the university's victim assistance dog.
Our Texas A&M Women's Rodeo Team won a national championship this summer, and yesterday The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents adopted a resolution honoring them.
A record 220 cadets make up the Texan Corps of Cadets at Tarleton State University this fall, including a record 103 first-year cadets.
Dr. Susan Ballabina was recognized on Kyle Field today as Texas A&M University’s 28th president, marking a new chapter as the university approaches its 150th anniversary.
We got a story for ya, Ags! What started as a TikTok video became a wholesome viral moment.
Former student and local B/CS photographer, Philip Winham '21 goes viral from capturing a sweet vow renewal of his grandparents.
Introducing the Wisconsin A&M Club! One of our newest, loudest and proudest chartered A&M Clubs!
“Stay curious, and don’t let fear stop you from pursuing opportunities that excite you.”
Jaybelle Pranada’s curiosity is what led her to leave where she grew up in the Philippines and begin a career in research. As a doctoral candidate in the Wm Michael Barnes '64 Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, she is studying how temperature drops affect battery behavior and has found a passion for teaching and mentoring students.
A step toward future success!
Our students met with more than 130 attorneys on Friday during our Connecting Law Firm Table Talk, hosted by the Career Services Office.
Congratulations to Dr. Angela Mulcahy-Spence, associate dean for Undergraduate Nursing Education and interim assistant dean for Undergraduate Nursing Education – Round Rock, on receiving the Association of Former Students Distinguished Achievement Award at the College level!
A pet’s heart works hard every day to support the walks, playtime, cuddles, and companionship families cherish. Because heart disease can develop with few early warning signs, knowing what to watch for — and staying proactive about preventive care — can make a meaningful difference.
Leadership and service are central to Cameron Jackson's Aggie experience.
As a member of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets K-2 and the American Nuclear Society student chapter, Cameron is building both technical knowledge and leadership skills during his time at Texas A&M. Through these experiences, he's surrounded himself with fellow students, mentors and a professional network that supports his growth as an engineer.
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