Two thousand and nineteen women will receive their Aggie Rings Friday at the Association of Former Students. Whether antique or natural, diamond or not, the vast majority will be the slim and lighter profile...

Although the clouds rolled in and storms divided Ring “Day” across two days, College Station saw its largest Aggie Ring Day turnout yet.  At the Clayton Williams Jr. Alumni Center, 4,811...

Along with 4,811 other Aggies and their families, I was pretty excited to finally get my own little piece of gold Friday. I felt like I’m sure many of them felt — like we’d been waiting...

Ron Carter’s home burned for two hours while he and his family vacationed in Alaska in 2013. A fire chief’s phone call waited at the hotel, but Carter’s first question was not about the...

Today I graduate. Not with a diploma, but with a Texas A&M Class of 2016 Ring. Three semesters remain, but the only verification anyone asks for when they hear you are an Aggie will finally rest on...

Behind each Aggie Ring is a story, one that tells of the long and difficult road the wearer traveled to achieve the golden symbol of success for their time as a student at Texas A&M.  For some,...

With another Ring Day underway, parking and traffic are of concern for students and visitors. Kathryn Greenwade, vice president of the Association of Former Students, suggests students make arrangements...

The Aggie Ring is more than a piece of jewelry; it is a celebration of academic achievements, a symbol of pride and an admittance into the Aggie network. Losing the Aggie Ring is heartbreaking, as Louis...

There have been countless stories of Aggies losing their rings in the past, but rarely has there been a story of an Aggie losing his ring more than once.Stu Arledge, Class of 1986, had three Aggie rings...

On January 15, 1970, J.B. “Josh” Sterns, Class of 1899, presented his collection of Aggie Rings to the Association of Former Students. Located in the Clayton W. Williams Jr. Alumni Center,...