Resiliency – What does it mean to you?
Listen to five Texas A&M University students tell their stories of resiliency. Podcast by Justin Romack of TAMU Disability Services Animation by Zack Hillard, TAMU Division of Student Affairs
Hispanic Presidents’ Council
HPC is truly special for me. It came to me during a time when I was seeking change in my life, and it has helped me discover my true purpose at Texas A&M. It has has changed me and made me a better leader and individual overall. I have discovered friends on who I [...]
National Pan-Hellenic Council
This council has given me opportunities to do things like host programs, sit on advisory boards, organize events, work as part of a leadership team, and so much more. It has taught me a great deal about professionalism and planning, which are two leadership skills that will carry me through my education and career [...]
Empowering Healthy Aggies
Armed with education and her own student experiences, Marigold Hudock is changing the way Texas A&M students approach health and safety. Most people define binge drinking as a certain behavior. They might assume it’s that person at the bar throwing back multiple tequila shots late into the night. But Marigold [...]
Kyle Cox – Student Spotlight
Kyle Cox ’18, a senior political science major from El Paso, Texas, plays many different roles on the Texas A&M University campus. You may find him playing his euphonium in the Aggie band hall, in the Koldus Building working on a bill for the student senate, drinking coffee at the [...]
INTRODUCING the Spectrum Living Learning Community
Beginning in fall 2018, the Spectrum Living Learning Community will give Texas A&M students the opportunity to surround themselves with Aggies connected to the autism population. Inclusive. Dynamic. Community. Understanding. Neurodiversity. All words used to describe the new Spectrum Learning Living Community (LLC), an innovative program that will launch [...]
Khiem Pham ’18 – Student Spotlight
Industrial Distribution | Sugarland, Texas | LessThanUThink Team Leader & Class Councils LessThanUThink (LTUT) In 2009 student teams competing in the American Advertising Federation's National Student Advertising Competition wanted to create an campaign that combats the nationwide issue of binge drinking on college campuses. The University of Alabama's team discovered that the [...]
Families within the Aggie Family
Residence Life has created two social support groups for historically underrepresented students living on campus. With a financial boost from a $25,000 college completion grant, the Department of Residence Life created two new programs to help Hispanic and African-American students living on campus feel more comfortable and confident with their [...]
Flu Update
The cold/flu season is upon us! We have compiled some helpful information for you to help you through this season. Be sure to visit the Student Health Services website at shs.tamu.edu/flu for more information. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported widespread flu activity in all 50 states. These viral infections of the [...]
Aggies to Aggies Focused on Embracing Diversity
Aggies to Aggies peer educators presenting a workshop for an organization on campus. “There are subtle gestures on campus that make some students feel unwelcome or excluded,” said Farren Fontenot, an Aggies to Aggies peer educator. “To personally feel that made me want to join an organization that could address [...]