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An Aggie historian shared his research on finding U.S. missing soldiers, a former Aggie and his wife visited the priceless collection of George R.R. Martin and an update on international travel guidance was issued.
The Texas A&M University Press published books honoring Aggie WWII veterans, a discount on veterinary services was shared to employees and students, and seven new clinics were constructed by students from BUILD in honor of fallen Aggies.
A plan for a new veterinary teaching and research hospital was introduced, a list of groundbreaking innovations was unveiled at Innovation Forward 2024 and the College of Medicine received a historic donation.
Mapping Victory at Cushing Library featured WWII maps with U.S. troops' real-time observations, required employee notices and important reminders were noted, and a partnership with Sony Electronics emerged for the Virtual Production Institute.
Mapping Victory at Cushing Library featured WWII maps with U.S. troops' real-time observations, required employee notices and important reminders were noted, and a partnership with Sony Electronics emerged for the Virtual Production Institute.
Texas A&M University honored 12 fallen Aggies on the 25th anniversary of the 1999 Bonfire collapse, one-on-one financial consultations were hosted for retirement planning and a partnership with Operation Hat Trick introduced a collection in support of veterans.
Texas A&M University honored those who served the country on Veterans Day, the last surviving Aggie from Corregidor Island Muster shared his journey and an internship with the U.S. Department of Defense was introduced.
The rivalry between Texas A&M University and The University of Texas returned for the first time in 13 years at the Cotton Holdings Lone Star Showdown, the Center For Teaching Excellence held engaging workshops for student success and a NASCAR finale sponsorship with No. 4 Josh Berry was televised.
The formal inauguration of President Mark A. Welsh III, Texas A&M University's 27th president, was celebrated in an investiture ceremony, a new Academic Freedom Council was established and a novel partnership with Stewart-Haas Racing was formed.