Student Experience
Howdy Week Events Showcase Academic Affairs Resources
August 25, 2026Division of Academic Affairs units hosted several events throughout Howdy Week to inform students of the resources available to them.
Texas A&M graduate students joined emerging scientists worldwide at the 2026 Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting to learn, network, and collaborate.
Howdy Week Events Showcase Academic Affairs Resources
August 25, 2026Division of Academic Affairs units hosted several events throughout Howdy Week to inform students of the resources available to them.
Texas A&M graduate students joined emerging scientists worldwide at the 2026 Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting to learn, network, and collaborate.
Undergraduate Research welcomed over 220 researchers to present their summer research projects for the largest Summer Poster Session yet.
A Day in the Life as an Intern in Washington D.C.
July 9, 2026Follow the daily routine of Josh Collins as he interns in Washington, D.C. with the Public Policy Internship Program.
The Critical Language Scholarship will send visualization major Elizabeth Sierra ’28 to South Korea to continue her linguistic studies
Trevor Chesler ’28 travels to Taiwan after receiving prestigious Critical Language Scholarship
June 3, 2026Aggie will study exclusively Mandarin this summer during immersive and prestigious study abroad Critical Language Scholarship experience
Texas A&M Doctoral Students Attend Catalyzing Advocacy in Science and Engineering (CASE) Workshop in Washington, DC
May 28, 2026CASE seeks to equip graduate students with a deeper understanding of how science, public policy and advocacy intersect
Isabella Villalobos ’28 won the Udall Scholarship for conservation research, driven by family support and her passion for wildlife management.
Texas A&M students led moderated discussions with political leaders at the Civil Discourse Symposium on April 20.
Student speakers at Texas A&M commencement’s define the Aggie experience and share what makes Texas A&M special.