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Student commencement speakers exemplify Aggie Spirit, Texas A&M Women’s Volleyball team sweeps Kentucky for its first NCAA volleyball championship and Texas A&M conferred an honorary Doctor of Letters upon forensic nursing pioneer Virginia A. Lynch during fall commencement.
Aiden Ross ’28 wins it all in the final round of The Voice, Dr. Angela Wilson is announced as the university’s next vice president of research and will join in April 2026, details related to the Faculty Advisory Council seating process have been released and the Aggies will take on Miami for the College Football Playoff at Kyle Field.
Sent on behalf of the Vice President for Human Resources and Organizational Effectiveness Henry Judah
Texas A&M University welcomes the inaugural cohort of U.S. Space Force service members selected to participate in a four-week course, employees and retirees from the 2025 calendar year should review W-2 information in Workday, Texas A&M to award over 6,000 diplomas at fall commencements and the Aggies will host Miami in the first round of the College Football Playoff at Kyle Field on Dec. 20.
Texas A&M is stepping up and showing what selfless service really means through its disaster resilience efforts, the university will implement a two-phase process for syllabus and course review, Laura Picariello has been appointed director of the Texas Sea Grant College Program and an AI-powered robotic dog is ready to revolutionize emergency response.
Texas A&M University was named to Fast Company’s 2025 Brands That Matter list, Texas A&M helps prepare military veterans for the civilian workforce through the Department of Defense SkillBridge program, and a $25 million initiative to expand faculty, boost academic capacity has launched to help meet the growing instructional and research demands and enhance the student learning experience.
Texas A&M honors veterans at the annual Military Appreciation Game, faculty are honored by the Center for Teaching Excellence, Employee Learning Week kicks off and the 2024-25 Regents Professor and Fellows are announced.
"Outlander" author Dr. Diana Gabaldon will house her literary literary archives at Texas A&M, events for Family Weekend must be submitted by Jan. 8, the Texas A&M Barnes & Noble will be open Black Friday weekend, the Small Animal Teaching Hospital helps an Irish Wolfhound, and chief of staff Dr. Tim Scott will retire at the end of December.
Aggie Medal of Honor recipient Matt Williams '25 embodies Texas A&M's Core Values and the Aggie Spirit, a reminder of university employees' responsibilities, Operation Hat Trick supports local veterans, and a memorial is dedicated on the main campus honoring veterans who were killed in a Black Hawk helicopter crash.
An Aggie shares her story of how Texas A&M prepared her for a mass casualty disaster, the Bonfire Remembrance Ceremony wil be held Nov. 18, the IRS announced increased contribution limits for 2026, a team searches for the crew of a missing WWII bomber, and the Hagler Institute announced it's 2025-26 class.