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A Texas A&M librarian takes you on a personal excursion around the newly renovated Evans Library. This renovation is featured in the American Libraries' "Design Showcase" for 2011, which highlights the best in new and newly renovated libraries of...

Take a look at how the Texas A&M Foundation is helping Aggie scholars become Aggie stars: A member of the class of 2012 majoring in chemistry and the first person in her family to attend college, Catherine Watkins is discovering the world through...

Texas A&M's mascot Reveille VIII enjoys a day at the dog spa with her buddy Reveille VII. This video is part of a story from the spring 2011 issue of Spirit Magazine. Read the story here. Sign up for a free online subscription to Spirit magazine,...

Support from Foundation Excellence Award (FEA) scholarships change the lives of outstanding Texas A&M students who have overcome economic, social or educational disadvantages. This video is part of a story from the fall 2010 issue of Spirit...

Take a look at how the Texas A&M Foundation is helping Aggie scholars become Aggie stars: A member of the class of 2011 majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies, Alicia Kirby has her sights set on saving lives as she pursues her dream to become a doctor....

The path to leadership for thousands of cadets began with their first steps on Military Walk. Having undergone a massive renovation, the passageway has re-assumed its prominence and glory. See what it looks like now: This video is part of a short...

Take a look at how the Texas A&M Foundation is helping Aggie scholars become Aggie stars: A member of the class of 2011 majoring in Chemical Engineering, Aaron Trask is a Texas A&M Maroon Coat, who helps bring generations of Aggies together. ...

Texas A&M develops leaders of character, like petroleum engineering dept. head and longtime Texas A&M Foundation supporter Dr. Stephen Holditch '69. To learn how you can support research and academics in the Department of Petroleum Engineering...

Middle schoolers inspired by Aggie Star’s research to combat cancer, birth defects. In December, a group of 7th graders from Sartartia Middle School in Sugar Land came to campus to tour the lab of Dr. Arne Lekven, associate professor in the Department...

Aggie Angel Network provides critical financial, mentor support for entrepreneurs Jeremy Kelley ’14 and David Birch had a promising business idea. Thanks to the support of the Aggie Angel Network, the duo’s company, Collective Labs LLC., is turning...

America is spending billions to fight a foreign invader that's less than a half-inch long. Check out who's winning the battle. This video is part of a short story from the fall 2010 issue of Spirit Magazine. Read the story here. Sign up for a free...

Aggie unearths original MSC renderings in archival trove. From its humble beginnings as a “golden dream” for the future of Texas A&M, the Memorial Student Center (MSC) has always held a special place in the hearts of Aggies. It’s not just a building...

Texas A&M probes link between smoking and cancer pain. Cancer patients who continue to smoke despite their diagnosis suffer more pain than their non-smoking counterparts, suggests a recent study published in the January edition of PAIN. ...

Perry and Sara Schwierzke's deep Aggie roots have shaped their lives, their family's future and the future of Texas A&M. This is a shortened version of their story. Watch the full-length video....

Texas A&M students test sport management skills at Cotton Bowl. As Texas A&M University was facing off against Louisiana State University in the 75th AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic, a group of Aggies were getting real-world experience in the...

Texas A&M develops leaders of character, like Texas A&M Foundation President Ed Davis '67. ...

Texas A&M works to preserve La Salle’s La Belle. By Elizabeth Eckstein More than 300 years after its sinking in Matagorda Bay during a violent winter storm, pieces of the hull of one of the ships of French explorer Robert Cavelier, Sieur...

I spent several years expressing my disappointment with the Bright Complex and its interior decor. After having visited facilities at Cal, LSU, OU, TCU, SMU, t.u., etc. I was disappointed with the "ambiance" (or finish-out) inside the Bright Complex....

Groundbreaking held for new building, scheduled for completion in 2012. Groundbreaking ceremonies for the new liberal arts and humanities building at Texas A&M were held on Thursday, Dec. 16.The new building will be located in the historic core...

Thanks to hundreds of former students and A&M supporters, the Texas A&M Foundation received more than $107 million in contributions during fiscal year 2010. Words alone can’t show the true meaning of these gifts, so we created this video highlighting...

Retired Corps commandant sets the records straight in new book about these seven Aggie heroes. By Holli Estridge Lloyd Hughes Jr., Thomas Fowler, George Keathley, Horace Caswell Jr., Turney Leonard, Eli Whiteley and William Harrell. No student...

Former scholarship recipient Stephen Lucy '82 chronicles the contagious effect of Aggie support. Robert Guyler, Dan Lucy '48, Stephen Lucy, Priscilla Guyler and Ann Lucy at the 1978 President's Endowed Scholarship reception in the MSC. Scene I:...

Countless Aggies, including seven Medal of Honor recipients, have paid dearly for our freedom.What tribute does A&M pay them? This video is part of a feature story from the fall 2010 issue of Spirit Magazine. Read the story here. Sign up for...

‘Miracles Still Happen,’ Says Aggie Who Led Chilean Mine RescueBy Greg E. Hall ’82 When I first heard that the rescue of the 33 trapped Chilean miners would take four months, I kept thinking how I’d feel if my son or brother were down there....

The Aggies won the South Division of the Big 12 for the second straight year in 1998. However, this time the Aggies would go on to win the conference title by beating Kansas State 36-33 in Double Over-Time! As for this trophy, I am not 100% sure that...