Culture & Society

This summer Proctor will participate in the cross-country bicycle trek Journey of Hope to raise awareness for people with disabilities.

Stadelmann is the proud father of eight children. His family scattered coast to coast. One of his daughters, Olga Gehredt, is a graduate student in philosophy at A&M. His wife is a professor at Blinn Junior College in Brenham.

At the arched entry gate of Porta Fiorentino, the stranger asks a passing resident, “Donde Texas A&M?”

African-Americans in sports have made tremendous strides in the past several decades and their influence in the athletic arena today is stronger than ever.

This fall hundreds of cadets answered the call to serve by responding to help those affected by Hurricane Ike.

Nora Janjan '06 was definitely thinking “Aggie Big” when she decided to host 160 international students as a way to introduce them to Texas history, culture and traditions.

A memorial to Texas Aggies who have died in the fight against terrorism will be dedicated Friday, October 17.

The Very Important Counselor program was established in 2005 to recognize high school counselors who demonstrate leadership, commitment and excellence in their profession.

Texas Aggies have never been timid about showing their love for their school, and many drive the message home in a literal way – by using a personalized license plate.

Dr. Finis Welch has established a $150,000 Foundation Excellence Award through the Texas A&M Foundation to benefit Hispanic students who have graduated from Texas high schools.