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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo shared with a Texas A&M audience how the U.S. is dealing with situations in North Korea, Venezuela and Syria and reviewed the Corps of Cadets.

Nearly 6,300 Aggies will receive Aggie Rings at campuses in College Station, Galveston, Qatar and the School of Law April 12-13.

The Office of Graduate and Professional Studies and The Association of Former Students will honor graduate students during an April 29 ceremony.

Texas A&M President Michael K. Young and Zachry Group CEO John B. Zachry will deliver remarks to kick off a day of service March 30.

Renowned experts on nonprofit organizations will speak at the Bush School of Government & Public Service on Tuesday, March 26.

More Aggies will have an opportunity to take part in the largest one-day, student-led service project in the nation.

Dr. Dwight A. Roblyer ‘84, Ph.D., Colonel, USAF (Retired) will serve as the keynote speaker for the Campus Muster ceremony Monday, April 22.

The Sixth Annual Food for Fines Program Feb. 1-March 8 gives Texas A&M students a chance to help the community while taking care of their library fines.

The Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band, the Singing Cadets and the Ross Volunteer Company each played roles in Gov. Abbott's swearing-in ceremony.