Texas A&M bonfire not returning to campus
In April, a regent sent letters to families asking for their input on bringing the tradition back to campus, which has been suspended since the 1999.
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In April, a regent sent letters to families asking for their input on bringing the tradition back to campus, which has been suspended since the 1999.
In April, a regent sent letters to the families asking for their input on bringing the tradition back to campus, which has been suspended since the 1999 tragedy.
The Departments of Mathematics and Statistics will hold its annual fair on Feb. 24 with games, crafts, magic and learning.
For the first time, a group of volunteers wearing burnt orange helped with the annual clean-up of the Bonfire Memorial on the Texas A&M University campus. After the recent passing of a longtime member of the community, Jerry Ebanks, MA ’66, the Texas Exes Brazos Valley Chapter chose to honor him as well as his […]
Thousands of people gathered early Saturday morning to remember the 12 lives lost in 1999 when a bonfire collapsed during construction at Texas A&M University.