In one of Texas A&M University’s oldest traditions, recently deceased Aggies will be honored in a solemn ceremony.

Portrait of Sean Artman, Texas A&M Hotel doorman, posing with a full luggage cart

Sean Artman embodies the best of the university — and he’s not even an Aggie. But his daughter is, and her experience at Texas A&M led him and his wife to make Aggieland their home.

In one of Texas A&M University’s oldest traditions, recently deceased Aggies will be honored in a solemn ceremony.

Garrett Talamantes’ love of rodeo and music led him to Texas A&M, where he found his voice and the support of the Aggie community.

Mockup of an old portrait of Captain Forrester

Cousins Craig ’94 and Karoni ’96 Forrester live by the Aggie Core Values, honoring those who have served and supporting the families whose loved ones are still missing.

A silhouette of a cadet reading a campus war memorial in the sunrise

Memorials across Texas A&M University’s main campus pay tribute to the Aggies who lost their lives serving their country and honor their legacy of selfless service.

Spring graduations will be celebrated May 8-10 across nine ceremonies at Reed Arena.

A student wearing a Big Event polo carries a ladder above his head

More than 100 college campuses across the United States follow Texas A&M’s model in citizenship and service.

Honored for their selfless service and devotion to family, Kristen and David Cox embody the Aggie Spirit.

Eric Oliphant as a Coast Guard helicopter pilot in Alaska

Eric Oliphant ’95 came to Texas A&M University with a dream of flying for the military. That plan turned into a career that allowed him to protect the nation’s citizens both on land and at sea.