Draggieland shines through opposition and sells out show
After facing opposition from Texas A&M over the past year, the community comes out to support Draggieland, causing it to sell out.
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After facing opposition from Texas A&M over the past year, the community comes out to support Draggieland, causing it to sell out.
LGBTQ+ student organizers say Texas A&M University defunded its annual drag show without explanation after initially agreeing to partner with them on the event, The Daily Beast reported. The university has partnered with student organizations to host the popular show, called Draggieland, since its beginning in 2020. Last year the administration disaffiliated from the show, and
The Texas A&M Student Senate met on Wednesday, March 2, hearing presentations from student body president and Yell Leader candidates, and passed a resolution in support of Draggieland.
Change is in the air, yet student voices cannot be heard. With so much of the university — from colleges to student organizations — being restructured, some student leaders are
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