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See some hidden treasures and the experts who work to protect them, take a visit to the birthplace of Texas and meet the new commandant of the Corps of Cadets.

Brig. Gen. Patrick R. Michaelis started his new role as the Corps' 46th commandant on Oct. 1.

In one of the university's oldest traditions, deceased Aggies are honored in a solemn ceremony.

The cadet heading the entire uniformed student body says the position is a defining experience in his understanding of leadership.

The law helped open doors that had long been closed to women — and it would take courage to walk through them.

Brigadier General Patrick R. Michaelis will become the Corps' 46th commandant, overseeing the university's uniformed student body.

In 1947, 36 freshmen with a desire to promote unity and focus on military precision formed the competitive rifle drill squad.

As part of the effort, the Corps is evaluating its recruiting and retention practices, has plans for a summer ad campaign, and the university has funded two scholarship programs.

The new scholarship will cover the tuition difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition for qualified out-of-state students.