core values

At the arched entry gate of Porta Fiorentino, the stranger asks a passing resident, “Donde Texas A&M?”

Solis, a doctoral student in the Department of Educational Administration and Human Resource Development, is a 30-year lawman and 40-year military veteran who was recently sworn in as new police chief.

Texas A&M University will recognize the lifetime achievements of five former members of the university’s Corps of Cadets during a Corps Hall of Honor induction ceremony.

The leader of a 132-year Texas A&M tradition.

Lawrence Sullivan Ross, who became president of Texas A&M in 1891, continues his good deeds despite his absence.

Jeff and Shana Wood decided to give $25,000 to Mays Business School to establish the Shana and Jeff Wood Honors Scholarship. 

Former students are already purchasing plots in the Aggie Honor Cemetery slated to be finished in 2009.

Somehow, Savannah Frank manages to pack into her day a full course load, a rigorous corps schedule and almost daily rehearsals for the Women’s Chorus.

As the fall semester comes to a close and the displaced Sea Aggies prepare to return to the Galveston campus for the spring semester, this seems an appropriate time to reflect on their experiences in Aggieland.

Haskell Monroe remembers Nov. 22, 1963 like it was yesterday – it’s one day he says he will never forget.