philanthropy

The student organization has been outfitting Aggie fans since 1998, raising funds for scholarships and campus traditions.

Cade Mahlen ’24 has found his rhythm at Texas A&M University as the 2023-24 Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band infantry drum major.

The student organization’s volunteer members convert shipping containers into medical and veterinary facilities that can be deployed anywhere.

Chris Valletta ’00, along with his company MISSION, donated items to help workers constructing new business school buildings to stay cool.

The State Employee Charitable Campaign supports nearly 1,000 local and statewide charities.

The family of former Texas A&M English professor Charles Gordone has established a scholarship to honor the award-winning playwright.

David Dunlap ’83, for whom the Dunlap Drill Field at the Music Activities Center is named, is known for his dedication to his alma mater.

The Aggie Plates program had its best year ever, raising over $211K in scholarships, up five percent, after launching the mascot design.

The Aggies are competing in SEC Food Fight 2023 to see which school can fill their food pantries the most.

Linda and Dennis Clark pledged a $20 million lead gift for the cutting-edge facility.