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'Operation Hat Trick' is dedicated to helping veterans recover from the visible and invisible wounds of war by selling merchandise and products.

“At the intersection of our core values, our heritage, and our vision, we find a foundational Aggie principle: Serve well those who have served.”

Texas A&M University’s new $120 million Veterinary & Biomedical Education Complex will be formally opened Friday (Nov. 11).

Three winning teams from Texas A&M’s Fearless at 140 Scavenger Hunt were awarded more than $12,000 in scholarship prizes.

Elizabeth Anderson won Best Direct Examination at the Lone Star Classic Mock Trial Competition in San Antonio.

Perez graduated from Texas A&M in 2015 with a degree in sociology and decided to continue her education here when she found out about the Bush School’s nonprofit management program.

The USAA Educational Foundation and the Texas A&M University Financial Planning Program are joining forces to launch a first-of-its-kind financial readiness program.

Master of Public Service and Administration students from the Bush School traveled to the FBI office in Houston to begin work on a capstone project.

The next Ring Day is just around the corner, and I have one piece of advice: If you’re finally getting your Aggie gold this time around, don’t let it out of your sight.

When Holocaust survivor Max Glauben visits Texas A&M University’s campus Tuesday (Nov. 1) it will be a special moment for one student in the audience.