Campus Life

Rudder Statue Relocation

Dec. 17, 2009 • 1 min. read

The statue of Gen. James Earl Rudder, located near the building named for him, was moved a few yards from its former location and turned so it now faces down the length of Military Walk.

A new four-story building dedicated to the arts and humanities will soon grace the Texas A&M University campus landscape.

Students in Texas A&M Architecture-for-Health design studio have teamed with Health For All to research and design a medical facility that will expand health care services for low-income, uninsured individuals in the Brazos Valley.

The Memorial Student Center is closed for renovation and expansion and fenced off on all sides.

Military Walk, the history-laden passageway in the heart of the Texas A&M University campus, will soon be brought back to life.

The Master of Architecture program at Texas A&M University ranks fifth nationally among public universities in the 2009 edition of “America’s Best Architecture & Design Schools.”

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

The college offers a rich, multifaceted environment, and his new department serves four distinct disciplines – landscape architecture, urban planning, land development and regional science.

The site of the future Texas A&M University-San Antonio was dedicated yesterday during a ceremony hosted by The Texas A&M University System and Verano Land Group LP.

Vergel L. Gay, Jr., has been named managing director of facilities planning and construction for The Texas A&M University System.