Group of students in The Big Event office holding a lawn sign that says "The Big Event I Signed Up!"

With a 20% uptick in resident sign-ups this year, student leaders at Texas A&M’s The Big Event are mobilizing more Aggies than ever for selfless service at scale.

Chris Thompson, Becca Thompson and their son on Kyle Field at the Texas A&M Military Appreciation Game 2020

The Don & Ellie Knauss Veteran Resource & Support Center stands with veteran and military Aggies at every step of their college journey, providing resources, community, and guidance to thrive at Texas A&M and beyond.

Matt Anderson outside of the SOLAD office.

Through his work with student organizations, Matt Anderson empowers Aggie student leaders to explore their passions and grow into who they are outside the classroom.

student body president elect with outgoing student body president

Poling prepares to take office with a focus on people over policy.

Group of students posing in front of an SGLA backgroup.

Fraternity and Sorority Life earns "NPHC Council of the Year" and "Member of the Year" titles at SGLA conference.

Abby Ramos

Through the support of mentors, Abby Ramos discovered her home at Texas A&M. Now, she dedicates her career to helping other Aggies find theirs.

Student at an organization table speaking with an interested student about the org at an MSC Club Crawl event in Rudder Exhibit Hall

Use this guide to follow your interests, find your people and make the most out of Texas A&M’s official involvement festival.

Kyle McCracken smiling for a photo outside of the Student Services Building

Dr. Kyle McCracken will oversee the operation of Texas A&M’s 37 residence halls.

DSA staff engaging in a roundtable discussion during a division staff meeting.

With more than $57,000 awarded in the 2024-25 academic year, Division of Student Affairs professional development grants support staff at Texas A&M to reach their goals.

Rick Powell in his office next to a wall of awards and plaques.

His legacy will continue to empower Texas A&M students to advocate for themselves when navigating rough waters.