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How the Aggie Experience Fund helped Ana Mendoza ‘27 find her place at Texas A&M and thrive in a student organization that supports the local Children’s Miracle Network hospital.

Texas A&M and The Association of Former Students presented 24 outstanding faculty and staff with the 2025 Distinguished Achievement Awards. Chareny Rydl and Tracey Forman ‘99 were two Division of Student Affairs staff members honored this year.

The largest student-run research symposium in the country happens right here at Texas A&M. With more than 900 students presenting this March, they just had their best year yet.

Twenty-eight staff members of the Division of Student Affairs were in attendance at the 2025 NASPA Annual Conference, contributing with multiple presentations and representation in organizational leadership positions.

Kyler Fife, a junior communication major and native of Odessa, Texas, will lead the university's official spirit ambassadors.

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 funds for veterans and first responders.

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.

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.

Greek life students saw an opportunity to bring a genre of music onto campus that doesn’t come through College Station often.

‘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.