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Texas A&M Cadet Michael Buckley will be saluted for being the highest-ranked graduate of his class at the Marine Corps Officer Candidate School at Quantico, VA.

Texas A&M University’s 140 years have been defined by moments of fearlessness that made a lasting impact on the school, the state, the nation and the world. Below are the 12 milestones that made Texas A&M what it is today and what it will continue to drive success in the future.

Texas A&M is one of the premier research universities in the nation, but it didn’t happen overnight.

The memories of two recently deceased Texas A&M students will be honored during the university’s Silver Taps ceremony Tuesday (Oct. 4).

Texas A&M University System officials kicked off construction for RELLIS campus with a groundbreaking for its first new building, the Center for Infrastructure Renewal.

Corps Trip is a Texas A&M tradition that dates back to 1887 with the cadets taking the opportunity to showcase their units.

The Montague-CTE Scholar award is named in honor of Kenneth Montague ’37, a distinguished alumnus and outstanding trustee of Texas A&M University Development Foundation.

New yell leader Spencer Old says becoming a full-fledged Aggie takes practice.

A variety of campus events surrounding Texas A&M University’s 140th birthday celebration are planned as the Fearless On Every Front campaign roll-out continues.

Gen. Mark Welsh, former chief of staff of the United States Air Force, discusses his distinguished military career, his family, and his hopes for the future of the Bush School.