Growing up, I can’t say I knew I was going to go to Texas A&M, but I did know I wanted to continue my education following high school. After becoming familiar with A&M traditions, I knew there was no other place for me.
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Due to construction of Aggie Park near the Clayton W. Williams Jr. Alumni Center, where Ring Day is traditionally held, 5,199 students will receive their Aggie Rings in Kyle Field’s Hall of Champions on Friday, Sept. 24 during the second largest ring day of the year.
When I graduate this coming spring semester, it will be the end of three tumultuous, yet transformative, years at Texas A&M.
I became an Aggie by accident.
Growing up in College Station, there were a few things my parents made sure to drill into my head. Always get groceries before the college kids come into town. Avoid campus and the surrounding area because of traffic. Don’t try to go out to eat on a game night at any restaurant that has a TV…
For the past year and a half, I have been hard-pressed to find something to look forward to at Texas A&M. I learned to navigate the infamous Zoom University alongside my professors — though not many of them truly figured it out — only to enter my in-person senior year with few expectatio…
As cliché as it sounds, when I was a little girl I had dreams of being a princess. I wanted to be Belle from “Beauty and the Beast” because I loved her intellect and passion for books.
I’ve never been concerned about my grades. I’ve always had that “C’s get degrees” mentality.
Remembered by her welcoming and selfless spirit, Samantha Melanson loved everyone she crossed paths with.
Known for his giving spirit, Jacob Hardin had a hunger to climb to new heights.
Growing up, I can’t say I knew I was going to go to Texas A&M, but I did know I wanted to continue my education following high school. After becoming familiar with A&M traditions, I knew there was no other place for me.
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