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The ‘Not Another Aggie’ Suicide Awareness Walk drew more than 400 people to Rudder Plaza to hear personal stories from survivors and get connected with campus resources.

Texas A&M climbed to No. 18 among public universities in the latest Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education ranking.

The campus and Bryan-College Station communities are invited to attend Texas A&M’s third annual Not Another Aggie Suicide Awareness Walk in Rudder Plaza.

Members of the university community, donors and students toured the new home of Texas A&M’s bands, orchestras and choirs, which broke ground in 2017.

For the first time, Texas A&M’s bands, orchestras and choirs will be housed together under the same roof in the new John D. White ’70 – Robert L. Walker ’58 Music Activities Center.

The solemn Silver Taps ceremony first held in 1898 is one of the final tributes for any current graduate or undergraduate student who has passed during the year.

Washington Monthly’s 2019 National University Rankings listed Texas A&M No. 2 in the country for service and No. 4 in its Best Bang for the Buck: South ranking.

An early start to the Texas A&M football season means an early start to Yell Practice.

Campus and local communities are invited to tour the John D. White ’70 – Robert L. Walker ’58 Music Activities Center and attend a speakers’ program and performances by student musicians.

Transportation Services compiled a comprehensive guide of traffic, parking and transportation information to help fans navigate Aggieland.