Texas A&M University - College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

09/15/2026

Thank a Donor Day 2026!!! 👍✉️🤩☕️📸

09/10/2026

A whole menu of careers with Texas A&M University Department of Food Science and Technology 🍽️💡🛒

09/09/2026

What's it like being sworn in as confidential assistant to the chief of USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service? Ask TAMU Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications' Morgan Marburger '25! 🇺🇸

In addition to this prestigious role, Morgan spent her summer helping coordinate the American Heartland Arena at the Great American State Fair for the nation's 250th celebration. We are so proud to have you in our family, Morgan! 🫶

Find out how our Agricultural and Natural Resources Policy, ANRP, internship program led her here 🔗 tx.ag/MorganMarburger

09/09/2026

For Hullabaloo U, the bond between instructors and peer mentors goes far beyond the classroom.

Lisa Whittlesey, an instructor with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, teaches to build direct connections with students. For 2025 Peer Mentor of the Year Savay Sexton, that dedication made all the difference during her freshman year, inspiring her to pay it forward as a peer mentor.

"She took the time for every single one of us students,” Sexton said. “She made us feel welcomed and included and valued, which is super impactful, especially as a freshman when you're coming into Texas A&M and you're trying to figure out the person that you want to become."

The strong connection between them motivated Sexton to become the peer mentor for Whittlesey's fall 2025 HU course, ultimately leading to Sexton receiving the Hullabaloo U Peer Mentor of the Year Award.

Read more about their story here: tx.ag/BuildingConnections

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09/09/2026

"The land-grant mission creates lasting connections that stay with you long after graduation."

From serving as National FFA President to leading The Fertilizer Institute, Corey Rosenbusch has seen firsthand how land-grant universities, like Texas A&M University - College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, prepare leaders and strengthen agriculture through research, education, and Extension.

In our latest Growing Together: Conversations with CEOs interview, Rosenbusch discusses the enduring value of the land-grant mission, the importance of internships and leadership development, and how university-industry partnerships help deliver innovative solutions that support both agricultural productivity and environmental stewardship.

https://agisamerica.org/growing-together-conversation-with-corey-rosenbusch-president-and-ceo-the-fertilizer-institute/

09/09/2026

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A lifelong rancher, Marburger was a humble man who valued hard work, education and staying true to his roots. He loved the 800-acre Bastrop County ranch his family had called home for generations, and when that land brought him an unexpected fortune through oil royalties, he chose to share it with others.

Marburger knew firsthand what a scholarship could mean. An Endowed Opportunity Award helped make his own Texas A&M education possible, inspiring him to begin creating scholarships for future Aggies. Through the Texas A&M Foundation, his generosity grew to support more than 2,300 Aggies throughout his life, and students will continue benefiting for generations.

His impact was recognized through the Texas A&M Foundation’s Sterling C. Evans Medal, and this year, he was posthumously named a Distinguished Alumnus by The Association of Former Students, further honoring a life dedicated to giving back to Texas A&M.

He may have preferred the simplicity of ranch life to the spotlight, but his impact on Aggieland is anything but quiet.

We invite you to learn more about Allan’s remarkable life and the legacy he leaves at Texas A&M: https://www.txamfoundation.com/allan-marburger-tribute.aspx

09/04/2026

Our Texas Aggie Rodeo women's team won a national championship this summer, and yesterday, The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents adopted a resolution honoring them!

We are so proud of Devin Young '29, Ceily Simpton '27, McKinlee Paschal '27, Lucy Richards '28 and Emma Matchett '29, along with their coach, Texas A&M Animal Science's Dr. Roger Hanagriff. Thank you to the Board for recognizing these outstanding Aggies.

Gig 'em! 👍

College National Finals Rodeo | TAMU Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications | Texas A&M Department of Agricultural Economics

09/04/2026

Not your average summer internship. 🐊 Two in the Texas A&M Department of Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management, Autumn Webb and Will Prochaska, spent their summer with Texas Parks and Wildlife, tagging alligators in East Texas as part of an ongoing research study. The Houston Chronicle came along to see it firsthand. Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4gzZbvy