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That’s a wrap on the 2026 Global Welcome Party!

Dreaming of dental, medical or physician assistant school? @tamunutrition has you covered!

Dr. Fuller Bazer spent 58 years shaping the way the world understands livestock reproduction.
He uncovered biological signals in livestock, including interferon tau in ruminants, estradiol in swine and uteroferrin's role in supporting a developing embryo. Those discoveries changed how producers manage fertility and set new standards for reproductive research.

With Fish Camp 2026 fully coming to a close, Director Staff of 2026 is saying goodbye!

Congratulations to all of our amazing CMJR students who got their Aggie Ring this past weekend! We are so proud of all your hard work and dedication.

Seven years ago, Nathan Bliss shared how his brother's journey with a rare genetic condition inspired him to study biomedical engineering and pursue a career in medicine.
Today, he's graduated from medical school and is beginning the next chapter of the dream he started as a @TAMU student.

The Aggie community is mourning the passing of Texas A&M Aerospace Engineering Professor Emeritus Dr. Thomas Strganac, who died peacefully last Wednesday surrounded by loved ones.
Dr. Strganac, affectionally known as “Dr. Strag” will be remembered by students and colleagues as an extraordinary mentor whose passion for teaching was infectious, and for his dedication to Texas A&M where his zeal for aerospace engineering extended beyond the classroom.

A birthday 150 years in the making deserves a little help from the next generation.
Students at Ross Elementary in @bryan.isd helped us celebrate Texas A&M’s 150th with handmade birthday cards for Aggieland!

Drug trends are constantly changing, and what you think you're taking may not be what you're actually getting.
Knowing the risks can help keep you and your friends safer.

EXCITING NEWS!!!! We are happy to announce the official Fish Camp 2027 Session Dates!

It's world space week, Ags!
What better way to celebrate than by highlighting the Aggies who helped make NASA’s Artemis II mission possible?

It's @national4h week, so we had to celebrate our incredible #AGLSAggie, @missrodeotexas, who got her start in @texas4h!

The Aggies took the top spot in livestock judging at the State Fair of Texas!
The Texas A&M Livestock Judging Team won the overall team title, along with the cattle and reasons titles. The team also earned second-high team honors in sheep and goats and swine, plus multiple top-10 individual finishes.

Today, thousands of Aggies put on their Aggie Ring for the very first time.
Behind every Ring is a story. The early mornings. The late nights. Countless exams and group projects. The people who encouraged them to keep going.

From Greece and ancient Ephesus to Paris and the French countryside, the Italian Alps and cruising the Mediterranean, the Traveling Aggies have been on the go! We celebrated at Oktoberfest, enjoyed the colorful Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta and followed in the footsteps of Easy Company through England to the Eagle’s Nest. So many adventures and memories! We look forward to making more this fall!

Consider this your official proof that you BTHO 90 HOURS!


What an amazing 2 days of interactive live painting at Aggie Ring Day!
Thank you to everyone who painted and supported my art journey! You’re all a tremendous blessing and part of my story!

The Aggies finished reserve champion overall at the APHA Horse IQ Judging Contest!

Wine has sommeliers. Texas honey has Monica Siwiak.

Love it or think it tastes like soap, cilantro is Texas' newest superstar plant!

It was a privilege to meet Matt Williams ’25, a retired U.S. Army Green Beret and one of only nine Aggies to receive the Medal of Honor, and his family last weekend.
Matt grew up in an Aggie household in Boerne, and after two decades in uniform, he made it a priority to become an Aggie himself!

Congratulations to Deanna Holder, our new Director of the Master of Marketing Programs at Mays Business School!

Ocean engineering students demonstrated their talent and ambition at today’s career fair, held in the Chevron Rooms of the Zachry Engineering Building. With nearly 30 companies in attendance, students had valuable opportunities to network and explore internships and job openings within the industry.

After joining his first intramural team at Texas A&M, Diego Galvez Aranda ’26 found new sports, lifelong friendships and a community of teammates from around the world.
Now, his name at the top of Texas A&M Intramural Sports’ all-time wins list!
By providing print materials, meeting space and other support for Fish Camp, The Association of Former Students helps thousands of incoming Aggies begin their Texas A&M journey with a stronger connection to Aggie traditions, values and Classmates.
The Aggie Ring is the most visible symbol of the Aggie Network and connects Aggies around the world. Dating back more than 130 years, it is a tradition that is steeped in symbolism. The Association of Former Students’ Aggie Ring Program has the honor and responsibility of protecting the integrity of the Aggie Ring. The program oversees the eligibility, order and delivery of Aggie Rings.
By providing print materials, meeting space and other support for Fish Camp, The Association of Former Students helps thousands of incoming Aggies begin their Texas A&M journey with a stronger connection to Aggie traditions, values and Classmates.
The Aggie Ring is the most visible symbol of the Aggie Network and connects Aggies around the world. Dating back more than 130 years, it is a tradition that is steeped in symbolism. The Association of Former Students’ Aggie Ring Program has the honor and responsibility of protecting the integrity of the Aggie Ring. The program oversees the eligibility, order and delivery of Aggie Rings.
The Traveling Aggies program offers former students, current students, their families and friends of Texas A&M the opportunity to travel and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow Aggies. More than 80 trips each year include experiences and itineraries not typically available to individual travelers.
Three times a year, The Association of Former Students hosts thousands of Aggies, family and friends for Aggie Ring Day at the Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center. Aggie Ring Day, which was envisioned and created by The Association, is one of the most anticipated events of an Aggie’s academic career when they receive the most visible symbol of the Aggie Network: the Aggie Ring. The Association also financially supports Aggie Ring delivery at the School of Law and the Higher Education Center at McAllen.
In FY25, Mays Business School dedicated nearly $40,000 in funds from The Association to support research excellence, innovation and mentorship through faculty excellence awards.
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