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12 former students selected for Distinguished Alumnus Award, to be honored at gala - Vimarsana News

12 former students selected for Distinguished Alumnus Award, to be honored at gala

Twelve former students were selected for the Distinguished Alumnus Award, the most prestigious honor a former student can receive from The Association of Former Students.

An ex-GMU law professor is suing his former students in a $108 million defamation case. His defense is similar to Johnny Depp's. - Vimarsana News

An ex-GMU law professor is suing his former students in a $108 million defamation case. His defense is similar to Johnny Depp's.

Ex-GMU law professor Joshua Wright filed a $108M defamation suit against his sexual misconduct accusers. His defense is similar to Johnny Depp's.

Source: yahoo.com
Texas A&M Association of Former Students warn of fake Aggie Ring listings online - Vimarsana News

Texas A&M Association of Former Students warn of fake Aggie Ring listings online

While the Aggie Ring is worn by the students who have earned their 90 credit hours and graduates alike, it’s now the target of counterfeiters online trying to cash in on the Aggie tradition.

Source: kxxv.com
Twelve Selected As 2023 Distinguished Alumni Of Texas A&M - Vimarsana News

Twelve Selected As 2023 Distinguished Alumni Of Texas A&M

Recipients will be honored in October at The Association's Distinguished Alumni Gala and at Kyle Field during the A&M-Alabama game.

Source: tamu.edu
Association, Texas A&M Collaborate To Protect Aggie Ring Trademarks - Vimarsana News

Association, Texas A&M Collaborate To Protect Aggie Ring Trademarks

Association Vice President Scot Walker ’90 says the prominence of the Aggie Ring makes it a high-value target for counterfeiters.

Source: tamu.edu