What started as a fun summer afternoon playing disc golf in turned into an afternoon of stress and worry after one Aggie senior lost his ring in Research Park lake. Tyler Pharr, biology senior, said after...

For some Aggies, a wedding ring shares its place of honor with a piece of Aggie gold. Kathryn Greenwade, vice president of the Association of Former Students and Class of 1988, said the practice of wearing...

The Aggie Ring is made unique to each student who wears it in two ways: by the name etched into the inside and the Aggie’s class year sitting below the eagle and shield. For some students however,...

Sixteen years ago, Ring Day as students know it today didn’t exist. Friends and family didn’t accompany students to pick up their rings, and what many now recognize as one of the biggest achievements...

When Hindrik “Trey” Prenger, Class of 2016, opened an email saying he was selected to receive a full Aggie Ring scholarship, he assumed it was fake. Tears of joy came after confirming with...

As undergraduate students across A&M put into place plans for ring dunks, celebratory dinners and photoshoots, many forget about the 128 graduate students who will also receive their Aggie Ring Friday.Graduate...

Star“Whether we are from Texas or not, there is a deep sense of pride in our state and in Aggieland. The star on the side of the Aggie Ring reminds us all of the appreciation we have for our great...

Rebecca Pruitt and Dylan Pruitt, both Class of 2015, got married this summer, making them the fourth generation of Aggie couples in their family whose attendance at A&M preceded tying the knot.The...

Between 10,000 to 15,000 people are expected to celebrate at the Association of Former Students Alumni Center Friday for the school year’s first Aggie Ring Day.Ring Day has existed in its current...

John Ball trekked over 2,500 miles with a purpose — to establish an endowed Aggie Ring scholarship. Ball, better known as “The Walking Aggie,” reached Daytona Beach, Fla. after leaving...