AGGIE BRAGS and Social Media Resources

AGGIE Br”AGs”

Have you or an Aggie you know (former or current student) done something noteworthy? Let our Aggie Family hear about your news!

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Other Social Media Resources

Aggie Moms/Dads of Current Texas A&M Students — Bryan/College Station — Q&A (this is a closed group for current parents only)
Aggie Parents and Family (they also have a parents newsletter that you can subscribe to)
Federation of Texas A&M University Mothers’ Clubs
Aggie Network

Keen ’78 To Open Aggie Park With Free Concert Sept. 2 Sue Owen '94Jun 30, 2022Show will be Texas music icon’s last in Aggieland.
Aggie Conversations To Feature Collins '93 Annika Roberts '22Jun 28, 2022Aggie Conversations is a weekly discussion about the Black experience.
A Salute To Association Volunteers As We Mark 143 Years Sue Owen '94Jun 23, 2022Hundreds of former students give their time to build Aggie Spirit.
Come Out To Aggie Headquarters At The College World Series Sue Owen '94Jun 15, 2022Event hosted by Association, 12th Man Foundation, Omaha A&M Club.

Texas A&M Research Cited By Biden Says Online Harassment Of Female Politicians Threatens Democracy Lesley Henton Jun 28, 2022The capstone research project by Bush School graduate students was recently cited in a White House Presidential Memorandum.
Ukraine Conflict Continues To Send Shockwaves Through World Food System luke.henkhaus Jun 28, 2022Experts say Russia’s war on Ukrainian agriculture sets the stage for political destabilization and a transformation of global trade patterns.
Texas A&M Professor Provides Expert Statement To Jan. 6 Committee On Trump’s Rhetoric Caitlin Clark Jun 28, 2022In response to a request from the committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, professor of communication Jennifer Mercieca provided a written statement on the former president’s use of language.
With Changing Climate, Global Lake Evaporation Loss Larger Than Previously Thought Caitlin Clark Jun 28, 2022Texas A&M researchers have created a new dataset that quanitifes trends of evaporative water loss from 1.4 million global lakes and artificial reservoirs.