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Aggie Orientation Leader Program representatives presented a check for $6,657 on behalf of the Class of 2023 on Dec. 4 during the live broadcast of the KBTX Food for Families Food Drive.

The student-run Aggie Guide-Dogs and Service Dogs organization will provide specialized training that will allow service dogs to be more comfortable when riding on Aggie Sprit buses.

Counseling & Psychological Services, Disability Resources, Residence Life and the Offices of the Dean of Student Life will begin a permanent transition to Texas A&M’s main campus in December.

The installation at Texas A&M’s Memorial Student Center is on display through Dec. 20.

The Institute of International Education Open Doors Report found that 3,976 students participated in credit-bearing international experiences.

Bonfire remembrance ceremony draws thousands on 20th anniversary.

The student-led organization that converts shipping containers to mobile clinics in honor of the 12 Bonfire victims recently completed its 12th project.

After one student left his Aggie Ring and a note to the 12 students who died in the 1999 stack collapse, others followed suit, leading to a memorable display.

Four-year graduation rates for first-generation students grew by more than four percentage points, from 50.3% to 54.5%, and first-year retention increased from 86.6% to 88.1%.

Texas A&M-Galveston students and faculty traveled to The Netherlands to see how a proposed ‘Ike Dike’ would work in Texas.