core values

“Holiday on the Quad” will include carnival games, live music, small rides, cadet activities, food and hot drinks.

Hidden Figures celebrates innovation, encourages critical thinking, and promotes inclusiveness—which are all priorities of the College of Liberal Arts.

The following institutional statement is provided by Amy Smith, the university’s senior vice president and chief marketing and communications officer:

The 2016 Aggies CAN food drive event began Sunday with the volleyball match and women’s basketball game and will continue through the Aggie football game on Saturday.

The “Lead by Example” campaign is a joint effort between Texas A&M and its affiliate organizations: the Texas A&M Foundation, The Association of Former Students, the 12th Man Foundation and the George Bush Presidential Library Foundation.

The new tiny homes will be displayed at Rudder Plaza today and tomorrow (Nov. 14-15).

On the occasion of Veterans Day, I am honored to extend my deepest gratitude to veterans everywhere—especially Aggie veterans—who serve our great nation in the U.S. Armed Forces.

Eighteen students at the Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M will be aiding those whose lives have been disrupted or destroyed by natural disasters and conflicts.

'Operation Hat Trick' is dedicated to helping veterans recover from the visible and invisible wounds of war by selling merchandise and products.

“At the intersection of our core values, our heritage, and our vision, we find a foundational Aggie principle: Serve well those who have served.”