The three-day Student Conference on Latinx Affairs offers opportunities for learning, leadership and growth.
A variety of campus organizations are inviting the Aggie community for unique cultural experiences.
The MSC Student Conference On Latinx Affairs (SCOLA) will challenge student leaders to focus on the influence of the Latinx community.
Black teachers in the segregated South – especially women – played critical roles in preserving knowledge that might’ve otherwise been lost to history.
This Black History Month, learn about the important milestones and achievements of Black students, faculty and staff over the years.
Organizations and units across campus have planned events to help Aggies recognize the contributions of Black Americans.
The campus and local community can celebrate Lunar New Year with entertainment and Asian-style foods.
The effort helps ensure individuals with autism, dementia, PTSD and other similar conditions have a comfortable experience at events.
Bernice King, daughter of Martin Luther King Jr., will deliver the keynote address at the event on the A&M campus.
More Texas A&M students are studying abroad than any other university, according to the latest report from the Institute for International Education.