Meet your Muslim Neighbor, hosted by the ICBCS, worked to help clarify misconceptions regarding Muslims and the Islamic faith back in February. 

The Indian Graduate Student Association hosts a Holi celebration at Texas A&M each spring on Simpson Drill Field.

Island Party’s headliner, the Mowgli’s, a Los Angeles based Alternative Rock group, rocks the BYX Island Party show to a close back in April.

Junior Marcela Falck-Bados surprised her dad, José Falck-Zepeda, with the Class of 1988 Aggie Ring he was not able to afford as a student April 8.

After Roll Call, Ross Volunteers enter Reed Arena for a 21-gun salute before the playing of “Silver Taps.”

Junior shortstop Kristen Cuyos stretches out her arm to catch the pop fly at the game against Georgia April 24. 

Defensive End Myles Garrett prepares to run the 40-yard-dash at the Texas A&M Pro Day Mar. 30.

Corbin Martin and Baine Schoenvogel race out of the dugout to celebrate with Kaylor Chafin after defeating Davidson to advance to the College World Series June 10.

Department of Education doctoral candidate Luke Lyons built a Lego model of the Academic Building over a two year period with over 3,000 Legos.

Senior Armani Watts intercepted the ball at the end of overtime to seal the Aggies’ victory over Arkansas on Sept. 23.

Back in September, the Texas A&M football team traveled out to Pasadena to face off against UCLA at the Rose Bowl. With 43 seconds lefft in the game, Bruins wide-receiver Jordan Lasley pulled in the game winning touchdown in the corner of the endzone to complete an improbable comeback over the Aggies .

Senior Yell Leader Ken Belden becomes emotional while kneeling with seniors Ian Moss and Cooper Cox as juniors Connor Joseph and Gavin Suel do pushups before the first Midnight Yell of the season Sep. 8

Senior wide receiver Damion Ratley hauls in a pass that was initially ruled a touchdown, but was later reversed after referee review. The ball was marked down at the one yard line and the Aggies scored on the following play.

The “Smoke Stack undergoes inspection in October. Although referred to as a “Smoke Stack,” it is actually used to release steam.

Alfredo Costilla Reyes, electrical and computer engineering graduate student and current AGFS Ambassador, participated in the Thought for Food Global Summit competition in 2016 and was the leader of the winning team with their product BitGrange.

Senior outside hitter Kiara McGee had four kills and 11 assists in the first set against Auburn on Oct. 15.

Former presidents Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush, Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton came to Texas A&M University Oct. 21 to host Deep from the Heart: One America Appeal. The televised benefit concert raised over $33 million for hurricane relief.

The Texas A&M run out of the tunnel and onto Kyle Field for their match-up against No. 1 Alabama on October 7.

Sophomore midfielder Grace Piper heads the ball towards the goal during their second round playoff game against Notre Dame on Nov. 18. 

Ann Goodman was a part of the Critical Incident Response Team in 1999 and was one of the people who worked to figure out which students were on site and which were not the night the stack collapsed. 

Cadets listen as “We Remember Them” is read during the early morning of Nov. 18.

Guard T.J. Starks, a marketing freshman from Lancaster, Texas, has shown he can be an important part of the 2017-2018 Texas A&M squad after scoring 21 points against Tarleton State in the first home preseason exhibition game this season. In High School, Starks was honored as a Class 5A All-State player and the 2017 5A Region 2 District 10 Offensive Player of the year.

Freshman defensive lineman Justin Madubuike blocked Auburn kicker Daniel Carlson’s field goal attempt during the first quarter at Kyle Field Nov. 4. Auburn went on to defeat Texas A&M 42-27.

Redshirt freshman guard J.J. Caldwell prepares to dish the ball inside against UTRGV Nov. 30.

Freshman Taylor Pike explodes off the block for the 200 yard IM at the Art Adamson Invitational Nov. 16.

Jimbo Fisher lifts up a pair of A&M cowboy boots that were given to him as a gift after being introduced as new head coach Dec. 4.

Freshmen Jacob Dye, William Shivers, Mason Herbert and Max Matsushita and juniors Elizabeth Berry and Preston Holda built a snowman in front of the Academic Building.

Senior Augusta Thomason placed second in the Pole Vault on Saturday with a height of 3.87 meters.