The redshirt freshman winning the prestigious trophy produced more than 1.8 million media impressions, which translates into $37 million in media exposure for Texas A&M.

“All active duty, National Guard, Reserve and U.S. military veterans who have served honorably are authorized to receive the cord that signifies the appreciation Texas A&M University has for our military and veteran students for their service and sacrifice.”

Dr. John C. Calhoun, Jr., who held several key roles in Texas A&M University’s development, died Thursday (Nov 29).

Scholarships & Financial Aid hosted the annual Dependent Children of Faculty/Staff and Support Staff Scholarship reception at the Memorial Student Center on November 10.

Texas A&M University is participating in Non-Traditional Student Appreciation week, November 5-9.

Participation in the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets has been optional since 1965, but more than 2,300 young men and women elected to join the corps this fall.

It’s called “Senior Walk,” and it’s one of the most well-known and unique traditions in the world of higher education.

Texas A&M University is ranked as one of the nation’s “best colleges to work for” — placing sixth overall, third among public institutions and first in Texas.

The award is part of the Von Gonten Scholarship Program, named in memory of Bill’s father, W.D. “Doug” Von Gonten, an influential professor and department head.

University officials are reporting a total enrollment of 53,337, including undergraduate and graduate students at College Station.