When I first arrived at Texas A&M, I believed deeply in the promise of this place — a campus that embraced Aggies of every background, culture and personality. People love to say that from the outside...

A little over 3.5 years ago, I made the best decision of my life: I accepted my offer to attend Texas A&M. While I came out of the hospital within my first week of life dressed in an A&M onesie...

Each year, thousands of Aggies gather to remember the 12 lives lost on Nov. 18, 1999. The Bonfire Remembrance Ceremony honors those lives and the legacies they left behind. Here are their stories. Miranda...

A cool breeze ripples across the dimly lit pathway, the howl of the wind filling the thick and silent air. The girl glances to the left, where the traditional words of “The Last Corps Trip” are carved...

August 19, 2005 – September 1, 2025 Logan Cade Szulewski An Aggie who was ‘steady, thoughtful and full of love’ Logan Szulewski — an Aggie of many passions — found joy in taking care of animals...

When I first arrived at Texas A&M, I wasn’t sure what it meant to “Bleed maroon.” From the ritual of saying “Howdy” to the Aggie football yells and a sense of uniformity that defined Aggie...

Wow. Never in my 18 years living in Southeast Texas did I imagine this is what my college experience would look like.  Staring down at my newly obtained Aggie Ring  — with my class courses concluding...

I often romanticized what my undergraduate experience would look like.  Impassioned discussions with professors by the fire, meeting classmates and bonding over a shared adoration of  Sylvia Plath...

Take a deep breath, and prepare to hiss.  During Fish Camp before the beginning of my freshman year at Texas A&M, I saw all of the people, heard all of the screaming and singing in the mosh pit...

May 2, 2007 – August 24, 2025 Isabella Elaine Ungerman An Aggie of intelligence and kindness  At 18 years old, Isabella “Bella” Elaine Ungerman tragically passed away, along with her father,...

July 17, 2003 – April 5, 2025 Lucas Hitters An Aggie who never had a bad day  Lucas Hitters was an incoming Texas A&M Mays Business School transfer student born in Morrison, New Jersey, on July...

A few miles south of Ledbetter and an hour away from the heart of Aggieland, the men and women of a tradition dating back to 1907 can be found with pots on their heads and axes in hand. Yells from students...