DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS NEWS
Fife Named Head Yell Leader
Fife Named Head Yell Leader Kyler Fife, a junior communication major, will guide the 2025-26 Yell Leaders. By Chuck Glenewinkel ‘97, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs
The Class of 2027 Presents the Aggie Murph Challenge
The Class of 2027 Presents the Aggie Murph Challenge After a conversation with a friend at a summer internship, Class of 2027 President Cole Sloan got an idea to bring a new challenge to Texas A&M University that will raise...
Take Back the Night Speaks Out
Take Back the Night Speaks Out Texas A&M’s Student Life kicked off Sexual Assault Prevention and Awareness Month 2025 with a student-led event that aims to support Aggies, amplify voices of solidarity and reduce stigma on campus. By Melissa Rynning,...
An Unexpected Career in Disability Services
An Unexpected Career in Disability Services Meet Katelyn Letbetter ‘25, a psychology major from Inez, Texas who went from student worker to full-time staff member in the Department of Disability Resources. By Melissa Rynning, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs
Musical Artist Flo Rida is Coming to College Station, Meet the Texas A&M Greek Life Students Who Made it Happen
Musical Artist Flo Rida is Coming to College Station, Meet the Texas A&M Greek Life Students Who Made it Happen Greek life students saw an opportunity to bring a genre of music onto campus that doesn’t come through College Station...
Global Conflict, U.S. Policy and the Texas A&M Students Who Help Shape Future Policymakers
Global Conflict, U.S. Policy and the Texas A&M Students Who Help Shape Future Policymakers ‘World in Flames’, the 70th MSC Student Conference on National Affairs (SCONA) took place this February, convening more than 15 universities at Texas A&M. By Melissa...
From College Station to Antarctica: Jackson Farris’ Aggie Experience
From College Station to Antarctica: Jackson Farris' Aggie Experience What do Antarctica, the French horn and physics all have in common? Jackson Farris '27, a sophomore physics and mathematics major with a music minor from De Kalb, Texas. By Melissa...
Aggies Elect New Student Body President, Yell And Other Key Leaders
Aggies Elect New Student Body President, Yell And Other Key Leaders The student body president for the 2025-26 academic year will be senior biomedical sciences major Carter Mallory from Decatur, Texas. By Brie Pampell, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs
For the Love of Flying and Selfless Service
For the Love of Flying and Selfless Service Two Aggies share their story about being a part of the Super Bowl LIX flyover, serving in the Marine Corps and how their time at Texas A&M helped shape them for future...
The Aggie Experience in a Day
The Aggie Experience in a Day The Division of Student Affairs helped prospective students get a glimpse into life at Texas A&M beyond the classroom at Aggieland Saturday 2025. By Melissa Rynning, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs
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...
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...
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
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
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
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