The new office is located in the General Services Complex.
The event featured a discussion with scholar and activist Molefi Kete Asante.
In one of the university's oldest traditions, deceased Aggies are honored in a solemn ceremony.
My Student Support Program (My SSP) provides immediate assistance to help Texas A&M students become "mental health care empowered."
The event will feature a conversation with Molefi Kete Asante, founder of the Afrocentrism movement.
The two-story dining facility adds a variety of new food options to the West Campus area.
The event helps connect Aggies to activities, organizations, and important information jumpstart their year.
Showing a permit barcode from the Transportation Services site will be required since hang tags are no longer used.
Colleagues remember the long and distinguished career of the Aggie newsman who was hired by Gen. James Earl Rudder himself.
Texas A&M's Gerard Coté and James Hubbard Jr. were recognized for their research and entrepreneurship that covers scientific disciplines involved with the technology transfer of inventions for the benefit of society.
