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Retired Air Force Gen. T. Michael Moseley has been selected as the Campus Muster Speaker for the 2021 Muster Ceremony. According to a Feb. 23 press release by the Muster Committee, Moseley, Class of 1971, served more than 40 years in the United States Air Force and was the branch’s 18th Chief of Staff. Speaker Executive and political science sophomore Marcus Peña said Moseley was selected to speak last year but ultimately was not able to participate due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “[Having the speaker already chosen] is a really rare opportunity for people [on our committee] to hav...

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. “We are excited...

Nearly 6,400 Aggies are receiving their Aggie Gold this weekend during the year’s largest Aggie Ring distribution period. Traditionally a one-day ceremony held at the Clayton W. Williams Jr. Alumni Center, the Association of Former Students has extended this April’s Ring Day to a three-and-a-half-day event from Wednesday, April 7, to Saturday, April 10, to accomodate COVID-19 protocols. Similar to last November’s Ring Day, students will be allowed to bring up to two guests inside the Alumni Center for their ring pickup, which Kathryn Greenwade, vice president of the Association...

The 'Freaks and Greeks' actor has settled sexual misconduct allegations which were launched against him by two women who previously enrolled in his now-defunct acting school.

Sophomore class president, Fawaz Syed, intends to use his platform to promote equality and help his class create a lasting impact. Computer engineering sophomore and class President, Fawaz Syed is a Coppell native and has maintained his position as class president for two years. Syed said he enjoyed the opportunity to serve his class and the school he loves as freshman class president, and he took on the position of sophomore class president with the intention of uplifting the campus community and solidifying the bonds between those in the Class of 2023. The culture of friendliness at Texas A...