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Texas A&M Women’s Chorus Spreads Valentine’s Cheer

Texas A&M Women's Chorus Spreads Valentine's Cheer A sweet tradition since 1979, students in the Music Activities Women's Chorus will serenade Singing Valentine recipients on Feb. 13-14 across campus and Bryan-College Station. By Melissa Rynning, Texas A&M Division of Student...

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Texas A&M Student Affairs Staff Win Assessment Leaders Awards

Texas A&M Student Affairs Staff Win Assessment Leaders Awards The Division of Student Affairs is a national leader in the assessment of how experiences outside of the classroom contribute to student learning. By Melissa Rynning, Texas A&M Division of Student...

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New Partnership With Brazos County Benefits Texas A&M Student Veterans

New Partnership With Brazos County Benefits Texas A&M Student Veterans A part-time, on-campus Veteran Service Officer saves Aggie veterans valuable time. By Chuck Glenewinkel ‘97, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs

Texas A&M Leads Higher Education Collaborative for Well-being

Texas A&M Leads Higher Education Collaborative for Well-being A group of 17 schools across Texas strives to improve student well-being. By Olivia Garza '23, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs

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Never in My Wildest Dreams

Never in My Wildest Dreams BG Joe E. Ramirez, Jr. ‘79 (Ret.) is retiring after 45 years of serving his country and Texas A&M. By Chuck Glenewinkel ‘97, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs

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50 Years of Sisterhood

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

Celebrating 40 Years of Greek Life on Campus

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

A Message from BG Joe E. Ramirez, Jr. Vice President for Student Affairs

Thank you! – A Message from Vice President Joe E. Ramirez Jr.

Howdy! It is with mixed emotions that I announce after much deliberation with my wife that I have decided to retire effective January 1, 2025. I am extremely excited to start a new chapter in my life – one in...

Supporting Aggies Beyond Career Fairs

Supporting Aggies Beyond Career Fairs The Career Center offers comprehensive resources for Texas A&M students. By Olivia Garza '23, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs

Nonprofit Partners with Texas A&M SVA to Support Deployed Troops

Nonprofit Partners with Texas A&M SVA to Support Deployed Troops Aggie-Run nonprofit HeroBox and Student Veterans of American collected items for 40 care packages for units overseas. By Olivia Garza '23, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs

Patriot Paws Helps Students Find Community While Changing the Lives of Disabled Veterans

Patriot Paws Helps Students Find Community While Changing the Lives of Disabled Veterans Patriot Paws of Aggieland is a student organization at Texas A&M University dedicated to training and raising service dogs for veterans in need. By Olivia Garza, Texas...

Transforming Data: How SAPAR Elevates Assessment Across Campus

Transforming Data: How SAPAR Elevates Assessment Across Campus As a unique consulting service for student organizations and departments, SAPAR streamlines assessment processes and enhances data-driven decision-making within the Division of Student Affairs. By Darby Roberts, Student Affairs Planning, Assessment &...