When Sharon Kirksey, University of North Texas graduate and wife of Cecil Kirksey, Class of 1958, entered The Association of Former Students during the 2018 Sul Ross Reunion weekend, she never expected...
That well-known gold displayed on an Aggie’s finger is what many students work hard and look forward to wearing by completing 90 hours of coursework.
For Mikenzi Schulze, telecommunication media...
I never wanted to go to college.
As my last semester of high school approached, an 18-year-old me, who just finished reading Kerouac for the first time, wanted to travel to France to pick grapes or move...
Getting an Aggie Ring has always been an achievement, but it was celebrated differently in the past than the current tradition.
Edward Rister, Class of 1974 and professor and associate department head...
128 years ago, a tradition began. Little was it known that it would be one of the most prominent symbols of Texas A&M — the Aggie Ring.
The first ring was made in 1889. In the early years, each...
One of the many Aggie Rings presented Nov. 17 will belong to Karen Lopez, a mother of six children and full time student.
Through different events that have occurred in her life, Lopez said she realized...
For me, today is the day that many Aggies look forward to the moment they get their acceptance letter. Today, I get my Aggie Ring.
This isn’t just going to be another piece of jewelry to be worn...
My earliest memories of Aggieland are from tailgates under the big tree at the Northgate Post Office, alongside my family and their old friends — all wearing their Aggie Rings from their time at...
The Aggie’s face beams with pride as their Aggie Ring is placed on their finger after so many semesters of hard work. They look around, see the thousands of their other classmates experiencing the...
On Tuesday Sept. 5, friends and family of senior Caroline Killian gathered at the Clayton W. Williams Building to watch as her Aggie Ring was collected and displayed by the Association of Former Students...
Over 4,600 students will receive one of the most widely celebrated traditions at Ring Day on Sept. 22.The class of 2018 and 2017 will earn most of the rings this month, but professional and graduate students...
Ring Day provides the opportunity for students to share academic success with respected individuals.
For generations, the Aggie Ring has stood as a universal symbol of hard work and of the unity of the...
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