core values

Take a look back through the 12 moments that defined 2016 for Texas A&M students, faculty and staff and helped shape the university for the future.

The College of Education and Human Development has welcomed its first set of graduates of the new Transformational Fellows Program.

Texas A&M Bush School Dean Mark Welsh and his wife, Betty, received the Distinguished American Award from the Nation’s Capital Chapter of the Air Force Association.

Texas A&M University is projected to produce a record number of mid-year graduates — approximately 4,600.

Guided by our core values, Aggies United is a gathering for Texas A&M University students, faculty, staff and community supporters to stand together unwavering in our conviction that we are strongest when united.

Guided by the desire to create a more unified Texas A&M family, campus leaders are calling upon students, faculty and staff, as well as the entire Bryan-College Station community, to gather Tuesday (Dec. 6) from 6 to 9 p.m. at Kyle Field for “Aggies United.”

The Texas A&M University Police Department would like to welcome two new police officers to the department, David Lange and Andrew Niemeyer.

"It is gratifying to know so many Aggies are choosing to participate in Study Abroad programs because it is our job as a university to provide transformational learning experiences and prepare our students for a global society."

Morano, born Nov. 29, 1899, is the last known person born in the 1800s who is still living today.

Silver Taps will be held Tuesday, December 6 to honor the memory of Anita V. Mantri.