Student Learning Through Engagement

50 Years of Sisterhood The first sororities at Texas A&M were established in the 1974-1975 academic year. By Olivia Garza '23, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs Historical of Texas A&M women during sorority recruitment. Division of Student Affairs Half a century ago, the first three Panhellenic Sororities were established on campus at Texas A&M University – Zeta Tau Alpha, Chi Omega and Alpha Delta Pi. The establishment of these organizations marked a new era of … [Read more...] about 50 Years of Sisterhood

Celebrating 40 years of Greek Life on Campus Four decades ago, fraternity and sorority organizations became officially recognized on campus. By Olivia Garza '23, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs Historical NPHC photo Division of Student Affairs This year marks the 40th anniversary of Greek Life’s official recognition as student organizations at Texas A&M University. But the story of fraternities and sororities at A&M stretches back much further—into the changing landscape of … [Read more...] about Celebrating 40 Years of Greek Life on Campus

MSC Town Hall Fills Aggieland with Music The MSC Programs committee brings live performances to campus. By Olivia Garza '23, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs MSC Town Hall, an MSC committee established in 1951, brings concerts and live events to campus for the student body and surrounding community. This fall, the organization will be hosting a fall concert series dubbed the 12th Jam Concert Series, Rocktoberfest, Hispanic Heritage Fest and Coffeehouse performances. The 12th Jam … [Read more...] about MSC Townhall Brings Live Music to Aggieland