Texas A&M University Corps of Cadets

The return of the annual community event will include booths featuring festive food, hot drinks, games and photos with Santa.

Junior cadet Amanda Lovitt says she enjoys the opportunity to inspire other young women to achieve their goals.

Renovations to the Haney Drill Field revealed items left behind by cadets in 1992.

The Boot Scholarship is awarded to cadets of Hispanic heritage who have excelled academically, served in leadership roles and are actively involved on campus.

The special unit in the Corps of Cadets is the first group in Texas A&M's history to represent the university at the event in Mission, Texas.

Campus events include a wreathlaying ceremony and a 21-gun salute.

Members of Texas A&M’s Corps of Cadets have been volunteering for round-the-clock shifts since Tuesday to guard the casket of cadet Nathan Matos.

The Run of Heroes 5K during National Public Health Week will raise money for Aggie Rings for Texas A&M student veterans and the Veteran Resource and Support Center’s Lending Library.

Thirteen students representing four states and nine Texas cities will assume Corps roles that include Corps Commander and Aggie Band Commander.

The Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band, the Singing Cadets and the Ross Volunteer Company each played roles in Gov. Abbott's swearing-in ceremony.