Aggie Habitat student volunteers at the BCS warehouse in Bryan, Texas.

Texas A&M University students involved in Aggie Habitat for Humanity spread hope through selfless service across Bryan-College Station and beyond.

Ashley Drake in front of a mural in the Veteran Resource and Support Center.

With a background spanning admissions processing, financial aid and more, Drake strengthens education and support services in the Don & Ellie Knauss Veteran Resource and Support Center.

Texas A&M Wind Symphony performing on stage

The joint performance, celebrating the United States’ 250th anniversary, will be held at 6 p.m. on Nov. 8 in Rudder Theatre.

VRSC Director (left) with a student veteran and his family, while he earns his red, white and blue graduation cord.

Texas A&M University was awarded as a Gold Recipient of the Texas Veterans Commission's 2026 Veteran Education Excellence Recognition Award.

Kelly VonDrehle in front of the climbing wall at the Student Rec Center

Starting as a student employee and now as an assistant director in the Department of Marketing and Communications, VonDrehle modernized how Rec Sports reaches the Texas A&M community.

Group photo holding the Texas A&M flag at the Jordan International Leadership Seminor

The Don & Ellie Knauss Veteran Resource & Support Center is opening new doors for leadership and career development by funding travel experiences for veteran and military students at Texas A&M.

Jon Hill posed in front of the Student Affairs Planning, Assessment & Research office

From running student programs to now assessing them, Jon Hill works with staff and students at Texas A&M to support their professional and personal development.

No Aggie Stands Alone campaign image

How to recognize the signs of suicide, start the conversation and find help at Texas A&M.

Student reading off a paper in a discussion circle at Grad Camp.

How Student Affairs Planning, Assessment & Research uses assessment to support the best student experience in the nation.

Four students posing with Texas A&M related photo props during Howdy Week.

Six tips to navigate your new beginning in Aggieland.