Students connected with some of the many resources available on campus at Thursday’s Midsemester Mash in Evans Library. Special thanks to @successtamu, @tamudisability, @tamuwc and the Math Learning Center for making it such an awesome event!
An immersive exhibition of Aggieland’s people, traditions and defining moments, “Here for Good: Celebrating 150 Years of Texas A&M University,” is open at the J. Wayne Stark Galleries in the Memorial Student Center. tx.ag/HereForGood
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Want to add a layer of polish to your class project? Check out The Studio on the 6th floor of Evans Annex for access to Whisper Rooms for sound recording, our One-Button Studios for filming and our specialized computer lab for editing.
Learn more: tx.ag/TheStudio
In case you missed the historic hand presses at the MSC the other day, they’ll be back in the Evans lobby from 3 – 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14! Create your own souvenir print that would make a great cover for a zine. #tamu
Resources for students at the Medical Sciences Library’s new location were on display at a resource fair last week! The new MSL is open at Texas A&M Health’s Bryan Campus in the Health Administration Building. @tamumedicine @tamunursing @tamupublichealth @tamuvetmed @tamuhealth
Our first Midsemester Mash resource fair of the semester is October 15 in Evans Lobby from 11 a.m.-1 p.m!
Discover all the great resources available to you from the Libraries, Academic Success Center, Disability Resources, Math Learning Center and the University Writing Center.
Readers will discover early campus scenes, architectural drawings, and memorabilia from athletics and the Corps of Cadets, along with glimpses of the traditions and milestones that shape the Aggie experience.
The book, published by Texas A&M University Press, was compiled by university archivists Emily R. Amos, Robin Brandt Hutchison ’91 and Krista Jones Oldham. Preorders are available now at tx.ag/Endures
Reveille X experienced 150 years of campus history when she toured “Here for Good: Celebrating 150 Years of Texas A&M University” with the exhibition’s curators from Cushing Memorial Library & Archives!
Anthony Wood ’87, the founder and CEO of Roku, North America’s No. 1 TV streaming platform, kicks off the Sesquicentennial Speaker Series at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, in Rudder Theatre!
Wood’s generous donations to Texas A&M include funding the Libraries’ Tech Bar, Sci Fi & Fantasy Research Collection, and rare maps as well as many more important initiatives across campus.
A free ticket is required for this event, moderated by Texas A&M President Susan Ballabina: tx.ag/Wood150 #TAMU #TAMU150
What’s a birthday without cake and ice cream? Students and staff enjoyed both outside Evans Library and 11 other campus locations Monday as Spirit of 150 Week events continue! tx.ag/150TAMU
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The “Here for Good: Celebrating 150 Years of Texas A&M University” interactive exhibition opens today (Oct. 2) at the J. Wayne Stark Galleries in the MSC!
Come see archival treasures, historic artifacts, photographs, film, immersive media and interactive experiences. Items on display include one of the first Aggie rings ever made, the 1946 Corregidor Muster flag, a Reveille I blanket and Nancy Currie-Gregg’s NASA flight suit!
Gallery Hours:
• Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-8 p.m.
• Saturday-Sunday, noon-6 p.m
Learn More: tx.ag/HereForGoodMSC
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