April 14, 1995 – May 22, 2025 MingDian Cai An Aggie whose memory will not be forgotten Mingdian Cai was a Ph.D. student studying agricultural economics at Texas A&M. Mingdian was an international...

January 22, 2002 – April 17, 2025 Colby Brent Fisher An Aggie who followed his arrow with faith, love and laughter A son. A brother. A friend. At 6-foot-1 and with a personality just as big, Colby...

October 14, 2000 – May 14, 2025 Lindsey Cheyenne Webster An Aggie who led with love to live with joy Lindsey Cheyenne Webster grew up in Orange Grove, where she did something not many others had in...

December 25, 2003 – June 29, 2025 Quinn YongQing Stegall An Aggie who was always willing to lend a hand Determined, bright and magnetic is how Quinn was seen by those around her.  A young woman...

April 1, 2003 – May 2, 2025 Megan Avery Callahan-Krejcar A vibrant and lively person who never met a stranger “She had the best laugh I’ve ever heard in my life, and the best smile, and her eyes...

When I transferred to Texas A&M from Corpus Christi, I felt lost. I was not sure where I fit or what path I was supposed to follow. It took time and a lot of trust, but eventually I found what I was...

Some people spend their entire life searching for a seat at a table they never belonged at. A table I thought I didn’t belong at offered me an office instead. (Please read this while listening to “Party...

If you're an editor reading this and thinking, “Who the hell is Ishika Samant?” it’s probably because I haven’t worked at The Battalion in about a year. Saying that out loud feels strange, especially...

When I was in the fourth grade, I joined my elementary school’s LEGO robotics team. All the other kids were, of course, eager to play with LEGOs and naturally shoved each other aside to be the ones building...

I have been trying to find the words to write this for some time now. See, that’s the tricky thing about words: They often fall so short. So, while I think, I am going to tell a story.  I joined...

Have you ever stopped, looked around and asked yourself, “How did I get here?” Earlier this month, I got a LinkedIn notification congratulating me on three years with The Battalion. Three years...

Graduation should — theoretically — be a time of excitement, of starting down a new path. You’ve spent four years honing your craft, so you should have an idea of what your future will look like...