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The Century Tree — or Century Oak, as it is widely known on campus — recently received “Famous Tree of Texas“ designation by the Texas Forest Service.

David H. Carlson has been named dean of University libraries at Texas A&M University.

Texas A&M University is ranked sixth in the nation among public universities by a new online organization, TheBestColleges.org.

After 45 years in the registrar’s office at Texas A&M University, Donald Carter is bringing his career to a close.

Alice A. and Erle A. Nye have established a legacy gift to support faculty and students through professorships, fellowships and scholarships at the discretion of the dean.

Bianca Manago, a Texas A&M former student, was selected as an alternate for the Marshall Scholarship and a finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship, two of the most prestigious and highly-coveted academic scholarships in the United States.

The Aggie Owned and Operated program aims to support the more than 200,000 Texas A&M graduates now in the workforce.

The annual Dependent Children of Faculty/Staff and Support Staff Scholarship reception honored scholarship recipients for the 2011-2012 academic year.

Jack Little ’60 and his wife Carolyn, were honored for their lifetime support for Texas A&M athletics during the Aggies’ football game vs. Texas on Thanksgiving night at Kyle Field.

It’s not every class that requires students to sign a non-disclosure agreement before attending lectures.