The Texas A&M Foundation Magazine
It took Dan Winn ’82 ’84 one year and who knows how many hours (not even him!) to carve this intricate Aggie Ring out of a block of pure mahogany wood.
Inspired by his own second-chance comeback, former Aggie baseball player Casey Fossum ’00 and his wife, Kadette, are taking the reins on healing and rehoming horses in need.
Get inspired by discovering how one couple tackled their plans with Aggieland in mind and use our free resource to get started on your estate plans today.
A longtime public servant, he created a scholarship for students in the Bush School of Government and Public Service.
You have the power to help shape Aggieland’s future through an endowment, a gift that gives back for generations to come. Consider this your step-by-step guide to getting started.
What my dad’s passing taught me about building a life of meaning.
Discover the uniform's evolution and learn the meaning behind each detail, from head to toe.
With its famous “Welcome to Aggieland” greeting, the iconic Texas A&M University water tower has signaled that campus is near to visitors and returning Aggies for over a century.
The couple discusses the long-term impact of consistently giving back to support their passions in Aggieland.
This story of how one pair of boots made their long-awaited return home will be sure to make you smile.
As president of the Texas A&M Sports Car Club, Andrew Spain ’24 shares how the organization creates a unifying space for car enthusiasts.
A new Virtual Production Institute is preparing Aggies for careers that embrace extended reality technologies.
From chance encounters and chivalrous acts to misdelivered letters and rocky starts, Aggies share all the sweet, strange and serendipitous ways they met their best bud on campus.
A new, dedicated endowment will support Cushing Memorial Library and Archive’s renowned Science Fiction and Fantasy Research Collection.
Police officers and licensed professional counselors are pairing up in a new campus partnership that prioritizes student mental health.
With this issue of Spirit, we’re bidding a heartfelt goodbye and happy retirement to our longtime designer and creative director.
