By Aggies, For Aggies
The “King of Calypso” himself will be visiting Texas A&M as the featured guest speaker at the fifth annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast on January 19. The Carter G. Woodson Black Awareness Committee (WBAC), a diversity educational programming organization on campus at A&M, plans to commemorate the life and work of [...]
By Ian Soares Recently, Maroon Weekly had the opportunity to meet with the Texas A&M softball team’s head coach Jo Evans. Now entering her 16th season with the Aggies, she is one of the winningest active coaches in Division I softball. Amid all of the construction and renovations taking place on west campus, we had [...]
Texas A&M University invites high school seniors and families to Freshman Information Day. During this day, participants will learn about freshman admissions, opportunities for financial aid, and the academic colleges within the University. They will also have the opportunity to take a guided tour of campus, view the residence halls, and learn about the history [...]
America’s First Ladies: An Enduring Legacy will give insight into how these leaders behind the leaders help affect change and advance our society in valuable ways.Although first ladies are not elected officials, their influence, convening authority, high visibility, and ‘soft power’ allow them to use their voice to support and advance an administration’s agenda. Evening [...]
Kyong Park, associate professor of visual arts, University of California at San Diego, will present “Nomadic Pratice” at the Preston Geren Auditorium, located in Langford building B. Park believes art is a process for cultural inquiry, examination and articulation. He researches, documents and represents urban landscapes that delineate the economic, political and cultural borders and [...]