I never wanted to believe people when they said that college would be the fastest four years of your life … But here I am, in May 2017, wondering where the heck the time has gone. It feels like just...

When I came to Texas A&M 16 months ago, I hit the fast-forward button on college. I joined an award-winning newspaper, made wonderful friends and equally wonderful memories and wrapped up my credit...

Writers are cursed. Tolkien, Lewis, Steinbeck, Doyle, Poe; all cursed. They too were forced to depict colorful, heart-stopping, mind boggling images and feelings with descriptionless characters stamped...

I've always considered myself a two percenter, but now with graduation looming I recently discovered I have a whole lot more Aggie in me than I originally intended. When I first decided on A&M as my...

Howdy, everyone! My name is Jake and for the past year and a half I’ve been the lead cartoonist for The Battalion. If you aren’t familiar with my name, you will definitely be familiar with...

Over these last four years I’ve come to realize that going through college is a lot like putting together a quilt. You have to make something out of all these little pieces of fabric — out...

What a ride this has been.  It seems like yesterday when I was a young sophomore meandering around MSC Open House just as the spring 2014 semester began, simply looking to become more involved at...

Aggieland will always be a place of memories.  I will remember sweating in the student section during football games, riding my bike down military walk, spending countless hours on the fifth floor...

After five years on campus, I finally graduate this week. To put it simply, it’s bittersweet. Leaving Texas A&M for the “real world” is hard. For me and many of the thousands of other...

I remember thinking after a particularly difficult day of napping and recess in elementary school that I couldn’t wait until the day I graduated college and could say I was done with going to school.  Now...

A couple of things: Like so many other Aggies, I receive a shot of confidence whenever I look down at my Aggie Ring. It’s not because it’s gold — I’ve never been very materialistic...

Five days. That’s all I have left of my undergraduate time at Texas A&M. These last three years (yes, three — I’m graduating early, don’t judge) have been life-changing.Before...