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The Battalion

Swan Songs

Opinion writer Osama Qureshi uses his final column to reflect on his second time around Aggieland.

Radial ruminations

"There is this circle I walk that I have learned to love. I hope one day to be a spiral but to the birds I’m a circle.” I stumbled across this poem, written by the late Jim Harrison, during...

Journalism senior and Battalion sportswriter Alex Miller started writing for the paper the summer before his freshman year.

The ride is over, but home is home

By Alex Miller @AlexMill20 December 9, 2019

When my class was dismissed last Tuesday, I had a smile on my face. It was my last class of college ever. My classmates standing next to me asked me how it felt. I told them it was great! Then, as I walked...

Journalism senior and Battalion sportswriter Jack Holmes received his Aggie Ring in September and will graduate on Dec. 13.

Over in the blink of an eye

By Jack Holmes @Jack_Holmes98 December 9, 2019

The homework is completed, the papers have been written and the exams have been turned in. All that waits now is the rest of my life, out in the real world – just that. Attending Texas A&M is...

Economics senior and Battalion editor-in-chief Luke Henkhaus is leaving the paper after seven semesters on staff.

Time marches on

By Luke Henkhaus @luke_henkhaus December 8, 2019

What can I even say? How can I begin to describe the most wonderful, intense, transformative experience of my life so far? I guess I can start by saying thank you. Thank you to the people who welcomed...

Editor-In-Chief Abigail Ochoa will graduate at 9 a.m. on Friday, August 9.

One last gig’em

My time at Texas A&M can be summed up with one word — mesmerizing. Capturing someone’s complete attention as if by magic. Growing up, all I wanted to do was go to A&M and live in College...

Life & Arts editor Kathryn Whitlock will graduate on Friday at 9 a.m. 

An unforgettable, meandering road

May 10, 2019 is a date that evokes many emotions: apprehension, gratitude, relief and bliss. After four unforeseen, cathartic years, I will walk across the stage on that date and remember what it means...

News editor Jordan Burnham will graduate on Thursday at 7 p.m. 

More than a diploma

In three days I will receive a piece of paper. This piece of paper — better known as a college diploma — will substantiate my belonging within the community of the educated, or so they say. Years...

Cassie will graduate on Friday at 9 a.m. 

Unexpected blessings — 16 years in the making

When people ask me how I — a first-generation college student and a first-generation Aggie — ended up at Texas A&M University, I can’t help but smile. My Aggie story starts in 2002,...

Sports editor Angel Franco will graduate on Thursday at 2 p.m. 

The greatest game I’ve played

I never realized this, but life, at least for me, has been like a game of football. For those of you who know me, you definitely don’t find it surprising — but hear me out. Much like football,...

Editor-In-Chief Megan Rodriguez will graduate on Thursday at 2 p.m. 

A journey worth the work

It’s almost unimaginable that this is my last story for The Battalion when I can still remember my first ones so well. I wrote a preview article for the annual 3-Day Startup entrepreneurship event....

Brad Morse took over as the Editor-in-Chief of The Battalion during his senior year at Texas A&M and will be attending law school in the fall.

Curtain call

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53 May 6, 2018

I’m not going to lie: I’m excited, nervous, anxious, proud, humbled, scared and optimistic. This bevy of contradictory emotions is probably confusing, so let me tell y’all why I’m...

C. Morgan Engel had his work recognized multiple times by the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association and the Associated Collegiate Press.

My unparalleled playground

A few nights ago, I spent some late hours on campus with my camera in one hand and a tripod in the other. As I explored campus for the last time as a student, I did not photograph the more popular spots...

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