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Students received their Aggie Rings during Aggie Ring Day at the Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center on Sept. 29, 2023, in College Station, Texas. (Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M University Division of Marketing & Communications)

Earned, Not Given: Four Aggies on the Meaning Behind their Gold

Discover how the Aggie Ring symbolizes more than 90 credit hours for these four students, representing a collective journey of perseverance, family and legacy.

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Texas A&M University System Board of Regents Names Dr. Susan Ballabina as Sole Finalist for President of Texas A&M University

Dr. Susan Ballabina named as sole finalist for 28th president of Texas A&M University.

Unsung Heroes for 2026 Honored at Dinner & Dialogue

Breann Richey, Swanabha Roy and Hikari Skabelund Recognized for Exemplifying the Aggie Core Value “Loyalty.”

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Texas A&M Celebrates Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week

Programming shows appreciation for the significant contributions grad students make to advance Texas A&M’s mission.

Dr. Chris Houser leads a group of students along a forest trail at the Soltis Center in Costa Rica, surrounded by dense tropical vegetation during a study abroad program.

A Milestone In The Rainforest: Professor Takes 50th Soltis Center Trip

Earth and environmental science professor Chris Houser reflects on almost two decades of taking students to Costa Rica for hands-on learning.

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Cultivating Belonging: The Evolution of the Aggie Experience Project

The Aggie Experience Project empowers faculty to redefine student belonging through collaboration and small, impactful classroom changes that drive campuswide success.

Group of students on an environmental science and engineering study abroad program stand along a waterfront in Belgium, with a long bridge and wind turbines in the background, observing coastal infrastructure and renewable energy systems on a clear day.

Belgium Study Abroad Marks 20 Years of Hands-On Learning

Twenty years strong, this Belgium study abroad program blends hands-on environmental science, global perspectives, and cultural immersion, proving why experiential learning abroad continues to inspire Aggies.

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Texas A&M Initiative Reduces Administrative Burden Across University

Texas A&M’s new initiative streamlines processes, reduces administrative workload and improves systems, freeing time and resources to better support teaching, research and student success.

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Texas A&M Named Top Gilman Producer

Texas A&M earned recognition as a Gilman Program 25th Anniversary Top Producing Institution, highlighting 25 years of support for high-need students studying abroad.

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AI Literacy Day at Texas A&M Highlights AI’s Growing Role in Higher Education

Workshops and expert-led panels during AI Literacy Day at Texas A&M examined how artificial intelligence is reshaping teaching, learning and research across campus.