Every year, Muster reminds current and former students why we are called the Aggie family. This year was no different when thousands of Aggies traveled to Reed Arena for the 100th campus Muster on Sunday night. Speakers at the event included Texas A&M President Mark A. Welsh III, the Association’s Chair of the Board Bobby.
The Student Government Association wrapped up its 76th session by giving out awards such as the Senator, Committee and Statesman of the Year while also allowing its longest-serving members to address the Senate for the final time. On April 17, Speaker of the Senate Marcus Glass started the assembly with a special presentation of the.
John Bellinger and the rest of the Board of Regents, this one’s for you. “Restoring” Bonfire to campus just might be the worst idea you’ve had yet. Some context is in order. In advance of the upcoming football game with the University of Texas, President Welsh formed a “rivalry committee” of 14 people headed by.
City Council, As representatives of the Texas Aggie Classes of 2024, 2025, 2026 and 2027, we write to you today to urge a reconsideration of the No-More-Than-Four policy. Students are having an increasingly difficult time finding adequate housing in College Station. High rent, low student income and shortages in housing availability has led many students.
Texas A&M Regent John Bellinger has penned letters to families who lost a child in the 1999 Aggie Bonfire collapse about the possibility of bringing the former longstanding tradition back