Campus Life

Aggies Make Potluck Dinner

Nov. 24, 2010 • 2 min. read

Thanksgiving is a time to give thanks and is often a time when many want to give back to the community.

The crew at Texas A&M’s Rudder Theatre Complex may be the busiest people on campus.

Arts & Humanities

Man Of Many Talents

Nov. 18, 2010 • 5 min. read

Stimson, a senior business honors major, will share his sunshiny tunes at 6 p.m. Friday at the Theta House for the public event Theta Fiesta.

Although no student is obligated to purchase their textbooks from the MSC Bookstore, the new system will be a significant benefit for our students.

A Texas A&M student has been hospitalized after being diagnosed as having contracted bacterial meningitis.

Nolan A. O’Neal and his wife, Denise, have established an endowed scholarship for Aggies who will become the first members of their families to earn college degrees.

Pointe du Hoc is the historic battle site in Normandy, France where Earl Rudder and the Second Ranger Battalion scaled cliffs to defeat Nazi Gunners and secure victory on D-Day in 1944.

Campus Life

Growth Within Aggieland

Oct. 13, 2010 • 6 min. read

For those of you who wake up in the morning and wonder if you should change your major (for the fourth time), or can’t decide between traveling the world or attending MATH 141, there is hope for you yet.

“Gen. Ramirez has an extreme love and passion for Texas A&M and the Corps of Cadets, and we are pleased that he will serve as our next commandant and lead the ‘Keepers of the Spirit’.”

Texas A&M architecture students will unveil design concepts for transforming a rural African medical clinic into a hospital.