Student Activities

Dalton Jones supports transfer students in getting connected and feeling confident as they start their journey as Aggies.

With a 20% uptick in resident sign-ups this year, student leaders at Texas A&M’s The Big Event are mobilizing more Aggies than ever for selfless service at scale.

Through his work with student organizations, Matt Anderson empowers Aggie student leaders to explore their passions and grow into who they are outside the classroom.

Poling prepares to take office with a focus on people over policy.

The student-run food pantry expands its operations in a recent partnership with H-E-B to meet growing needs on campus.

The student body president for the 2025-26 academic year will be senior biomedical sciences major Carter Mallory from Decatur, Texas.

The first sororities at Texas A&M were established in the 1974-1975 academic year.

Four decades ago, fraternity and sorority organizations became officially recognized on campus.

A look at the impact of Student Activities then and now.

Dr. Darby Roberts and Dr. Lauren Brown honored for outstanding contributions to student affairs and high-quality research in higher education.