Former Students

Pollen analysis expert Andrew Laurence is nominated for a ‘Sammie’ Award.

Chris Boleman, who has three degrees from Texas A&M, is the leader of the largest event of its kind in the world.

The university ranks in the top 100 globally and top 50 nationally.

In 'Sweet Taste of Liberty: A True Story of Slavery and Restitution in America,' Texas A&M graduate Caleb McDaniel shares the story of a black woman who sued her captor after surviving kidnapping and re-enslavement.

Trevor Aldridge '08, No. 2 pilot in the Air Force's aerial demonstration squadron, flew over cities from coast to coast as a salute to essential workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Texas oilman and generous supporter of Texas A&M passed away in Midland on Feb. 14.

Aggies have the No. 1 university license plates on Texas roads.

The students received bachelor's degrees in public health at December commencement ceremonies.

The organization is recognizing three former students for accomplishments made to benefit future generations of Aggie women.

Aaron Cranford credits his Texas A&M diving instructors for providing the knowledge he needed to save four lives in Okinawa, Japan.