Former Students

Industrial engineering former student Stephen Powe ’78 recently submitted his final independent study report, fulfilling a promise to his former professor, the late James K. "Jim" Hennigan.

Aggies played a crucial role in the development of the Mars rover Perseverance and its helicopter companion Ingenuity.

Texas A&M’s meteorology program is one of the country’s best, and it’s likely your local weatherperson proves it almost daily.

Former student Cheyenne Chapel helped build the film's world through her set modeling and dressing.

Aggie Will Jardell '13 and his fiancé James Wallington are globe-trotting on the popular CBS show.

Sam Williams was among the first Black engineering students and football players in the university's history.

Hughes is a 2019 Distinguished Alumnus of Texas A&M and a 2013 Outstanding Alumnus of Mays Business School.

Since the inception of the award in 1962, only 303 of Texas A&M’s 527,000 former students have been recognized with the Distinguished Alumnus Award.

Chief Michael Ragan will retire at the end of August after a distinguished career serving his alma mater.

Since graduating from the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences in 2013, Dr. Lauren Thielen has found herself — and her work with exotic animals — as the centerpiece of Nat Geo WILD’s 'Dr. T., Lone Star Vet.'