Texas A&M’s Warrior-Scholar Project Expands to Include STEM Fields
Just one month ago, 19 prospective student veterans participated in Texas A&M University’s (TAMU) first-ever Warrior-Scholar Project to gain the skills necessary to compete at top universities....
Leadership Lessons in the Great Outdoors
Outdoor Adventures partners with Zachry Leadership Program for river excursion. “You can’t travel together in a remote setting or in close quarters without building a strong team,” said Sarah...
Here to Help Aggies Succeed
The first year of college can be a scary and exciting time for anyone starting on this new adventure. This is a time in your life in which most of you start to become independent and sometimes...
Texas A&M Student Group Collects Truckloads of Supplies, Thousands of Dollars for Hurricane Victims
By Sondra White, Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs BTHO Harvey, a grassroots organization comprised of Texas A&M University student volunteers, gathered enough relief supplies for...
Texas A&M Joins Elite Group of Host Campuses for Warrior-Scholar Project
While fall classes on the Texas A&M University campus don’t begin until later in August, 20 prospective students—all U.S. enlisted veterans—will take their seats in a classroom on campus...
The Gift of Aggie Values
Former director of The Big Event at Texas A&M University creates endowment to reduce student membership fees. “To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to...
Division Update – May 19, 2017
RECREATIONAL SPORTS Find out what’s going on at Rec Sports this month by visit http://tx.ag/RecMay2017 for more details. The May 2017 Interim Group RecXercise Schedule will be in effect May 3rd...
Singing Cadets to Perform for Former U.S. President, British Prime Minister, and on Fox & Friends
The Texas A&M University Singing Cadets will spread the spirit of Aggieland to the Northeastern United States during a four-day tour, with performances for a former U.S. president and British...
Vietnam Pilot Campbell ’52 Identified, Will Be Buried At Arlington May 18
The remains of an Aggie Air Force pilot have been recovered and positively identified, 48 years after he was shot down during the Vietnam War. Col. William “Bill” Campbell ’52 will be interred in...
End of An Era: Corps Commander, Basketball Player Michalke Reflects on Her Time at Texas A&M
When she arrived on campus in 2012, Alyssa Michalke’s goals for her time at Texas A&M University were modest enough. One, she wanted a challenge. Two, she wanted to distinguish herself...
Division Update – Special Recognition
The first DSA Award was given in 1976, three years after the inception of the Division of Student Affairs itself. Through the years hundreds of awards have been presented to both the division and...
Resolution To Honor Texas A&M BUILD Project That Converts Shipping Containers to Clinics
The Texas House of Representatives is expected to adopt a state resolution Wednesday (May 3) that honors BUILD, a Texas A&M Univer