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Mark A. Welsh III detailed eight key priorities for moving ahead, saying success depends on the entire campus community.

One woman’s quest to get a new Aggie sweetheart ring led her to find the lost Aggie Ring of another.

Over the weekend at Texas A&M, the Black Former Student Network, BFSN, came together to celebrate the 4th Annual Aggie Impact Weekend.

Krystle R. Beauchamp '07 and John D. White '70 were recognized for their career achievements, commitment to public service and community leadership.

The occupation of the building occurred hours after the government canceled the legal status of the Company of the Friars Minor Franciscans.

Joseph Bierbaum, president and co-owner of Stone Academy, testified in a class-action lawsuit filed by 8 former students.

Within Aggie Park lies a treasure trove of gifts, tributes and new experiences for Aggies and visitors to the university.

Caitlin McGill was among the 4,367 students that picked up their rings at the Clayton W. Williams Jr. Alumni Center.

Thursday is Aggie Ring Day in College Station, where over 4,300 students are being given their Aggie ring, a symbol of A&M tradition.

The first known Aggie Ring etched itself into history in 1889, making the symbolic gold one of Texas A&M’s oldest traditions. In the last two decades, one of A&M’s oldest