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What Makes Us Aggies
By Mamie Hertel ’24

Six students share how they live out Texas A&M University’s core values.

Behind the Music
By Bailey Payne ’19

Remembering the origins of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band’s five most frequently played songs.

A Sacrifice Remembered
By Bailey Payne ’19

In a small German village, one Aggie’s heroic actions will forever be commemorated.

A Wish Fulfilled
By Kristin Baird Rattini

Through her nonprofit Rebecca’s Wish, Rebecca Taylor ’25 brings hope to children with pancreatitis.

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Aggieland’s Statues Have a Story To Tell

By Lydia Hill ’21

The Program Behind the World’s Next Aggie Innovators

By Ryan Williamson ’24

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

By Lydia Hill ’21

This Unique Internship Program Brings Aggies to Capitol Hill

By Tylie McDonald ’27

This Fund Helps Aggies Experience Student Orgs, and It Needs Your Support

By Dorian Martin ’06

Love the Texas Music Scene? You Should Thank This Aggie.

By Kara Bounds Socol

Galveston Researchers Are Championing These Turtles’ Return From the Brink

By Jack Weatherly ’26

Sculpting the Spirit: Look at This Stunning Aggie Ring Wood Carving

By Tylie McDonald ’27

Love of the Land: An IRA Gift Lends Support for Future Ranchers

By Kara Bounds Socol

This Texas A&M Program Is Making Waves for the Ocean Economy

By Kara Bounds Socol

Defending the Data Frontier: A Special Unit Prepares Cadets for Roles in Cybersecurity

By Chrystal Houston

How One Aggie Is Transforming Cancer Treatment

By Kristin Baird Rattini

Hoofprints of History

By Lindsey Carr ’24

Explore 50 years of tradition and leadership from Parsons Mounted Cavalry, Texas A&M University’s esteemed horse cavalry unit.

No Store Exec Does More

By Jeannie Ralston

From manager trainee to chief operations officer at H-E-B, Roxanne Orsak ’88 has spent 35 years shaping the Lone Star State’s grocery store obsession.

Did You Know…

By Lindsey Carr ’24

80% of Aggies participate in student organizations?

Howdy, Fort Worth!

Interviews by Dorian Martin ’06

Envisioned to capitalize on the rapid growth in Tarrant County and energize Fort Worth’s economy, key leaders describe how the new Texas A&M-Fort Worth campus represents a win for the region.

Honey, I Shrunk the Band

By Bailey Payne ’19

Bob Lang ’49 crafted over 300 mini Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band members displayed in a 1992 replica of Kyle Field at the Sam Houston Sanders Corps of Cadets Center.

High Seas Adventures

Interview by Chrystal Houston

Oceanography students log their experience aboard the annual Schade Cruise.

How Can We Safely Explore Space?

By Lydia Hill ’21

Meet Texas A&M University faculty studying what happens to the human body as we venture farther into the final frontier.

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We asked: What's the nicest thing a fellow Aggie has done for you? Here are the responses!

The Skinny on Scholarships

By Dunae Reader ’15

Scholarship endowments are among the most popular commitments the Texas A&M Foundation receives, and it’s no wonder why: These gifts are game changers. Ask yourself what type of Aggie you’d like to support and get started today.