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These years are full of memories — of swaying maroon, seas of burnt orange, astounding victories, stunning upsets, unity, tragedy, respect, service, hijinks, record-setting and record-breaking.

The Texas Forest Service agrees that the “Century Oak” in the heart of the Texas A&M University campus warrants “Famous Tree of Texas” designation.

The inaugural awarding of the E. King Gill Award will be presented at the Aggies’ football game on Thanksgiving Day at Kyle Field.

Texas A&M President R. Bowen Loftin honored 18 members of the Aggie Experience Council at the organization’s inaugural pinning ceremony.

Texas A&M is once again ranked among the top 25 universities nationally in the number of international students enrolled.

The lives and sacrifices of American service men and women are being honored nationally today, and Texas A&M University is also paying tribute to the nation’s armed forces with multiple on-campus Veterans Day ceremonies.

The clubs have grown into a vital network of nearly 7,000 mothers across the globe, dedicated to raising funds for Texas A&M University students and programs.

With service such a valued tradition at Texas A&M University, and China such a desirable destination, it’s no wonder scores of Aggies applied for spots on a three-week service-learning project to China this summer.

Texas A&M is one of the few schools to offer military commissions in all branches of service.

Lauren Bell, a fourth-generation Aggie thinks 12 might just be her lucky number.