45th March to the Brazos was conducted Saturday morning, 18-mile trek for the A&M s Corps of Cadets
and last updated 2021-04-24 21:01:27-04
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS â The Texas A and M Corps of Cadets held their annual March to the Brazos bright and early Saturday morning. The first unit started the march at promptly 7am, but this event was much more than just a Saturday morning workout.
Plenty of excitement and energy went around the Quad, where the Corps of Cadets live, Saturday morning, as the units geared up for their 45th annual March to the Brazos , an 18-mile round-trip trek from A&M s campus to the Brazos River.
Following suit of many events hosted on campus this spring, Texas A&M is hosting a hybrid option for Family Weekend on April 9-11.
Family Weekend will kick off with 6,400 Aggies receiving their Aggie Rings from the Association of Former Students beginning Wednesday. Other events include several home sporting events, a Yell Practice and a drive-in movie hosted by New Student & Family Programs and MSC Aggie Cinema.
Assistant Coordinator of Family Programs Alex Jantz said the organization is excited to provide both in-person and online events to promote safety and community.
âWe are excited to provide a hybrid Family Weekend this year as it makes the event more accessible to our families,â Jantz said. âBy providing both in-person and virtual events, we are able to curate an experience that celebrates the Spirit of Aggieland while also connecting with more members of the Aggie families.â
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Aggies helping Aggies: Selfless service exemplified during this week s winter storm
and last updated 2021-02-19 21:18:04-05
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS â Lending a hand, answering the call, and embodying selfless service is what Aggies are known for.
Texas A&M, and the Aggie community, continue to do their part no matter what is thrown their way.
No-matter, heat, snow, a pandemic, or a shortened football schedule, Texas A&M steps up during a time of crisis. It s really awesome knowing there is always someone to look out for you no matter what situation you are in really, Abbey Barnett, a Texas A &M Sophomore said.