Overview

Texas A&M University’s sesquicentennial marks 150 years of impact, tradition and service. As a signature exhibition of the 150th anniversary celebration, “Here for Good: Celebrating 150 Years of Texas A&M University” brings together materials from Cushing Memorial Library and Archives and campus partners to tell a story that is both deeply historic and vividly alive.

Developed by the Sesquicentennial History Subcommittee and led by Texas A&M University Libraries, the exhibition asks visitors to reflect on what has endured across 150 years — and how the university’s values, discoveries and accomplishments continue to shape what comes next.

Event: Here for Good: Celebrating 150 Years of Texas A&M University
Dates: Oct. 2, 2026-May 16, 2027
Location: J. Wayne Stark Galleries, Memorial Student Center
Event information:

 

Historical photo of Reveille, the Texas A&M University mascot

Visual Assets

Archival university imagery may be used to connect the exhibition to Texas A&M’s history and sesquicentennial celebration. Feature images of exhibition artifacts, gallery spaces and visitors when available and approved.

Visual Guidelines

When creating your own content to highlight university events, be sure to use the university’s approved identity and imagery.

  • Use approved brand logos, colors (Primary: Aggie Maroon #500000, White) and typography (Oswald, Open Sans).
  • Provide alt text for all images to ensure accessibility.

Downloadable Assets

We have provided graphics designed for your channels to help lift and support the event.

Digital Display

This package includes graphics for digital display and signage.

Social Graphics

This package includes graphics to use across social media platforms.

Rack

This package includes rack graphics to use.

Pillowcase Banner

This package contains graphics for a fabric pillowcase banner.

Amplify the Message

Ways to Engage
  • Share the exhibition details on college, school, unit or division social channels.
  • Encourage students, faculty, staff, former students and campus visitors to visit the exhibition.
  • Highlight connections between your unit and Texas A&M’s 150-year history.
  • Share photos or short videos of approved artifacts, gallery spaces or visitor experiences.
  • Feature “artifact spotlight” posts highlighting items in the exhibit that relate to your faculty, unit or students.
  • Include the exhibition in newsletters, websites, digital signage, calendar listings and email/app announcements.
  • Invite classes, student organizations or alumni groups to visit the exhibition together.
  • Reshare official Texas A&M 150th anniversary and Texas A&M University Libraries content related to the exhibition.
  • Use approved Texas A&M 150th visuals, archival imagery and brand guidelines.

Messaging Guidance

The Big Idea

“Here for Good” tells the story of Texas A&M through the people, traditions, artifacts and defining moments that have shaped the university across 150 years — and invites visitors to consider how Aggies will shape what comes next.

Key Message

Visit “Here for Good: Celebrating 150 Years of Texas A&M University,” a signature sesquicentennial exhibition featuring archival treasures, historic artifacts, photographs, film, immersive media and interactive experiences that bring Texas A&M’s history to life.

Supporting Messages

  • The exhibition is part of Texas A&M’s 150th anniversary celebration.
  • “Here for Good” traces Aggieland’s journey from a patch of prairie to a global research leader.
  • The exhibition features materials from Cushing Memorial Library and Archives and campus partners.
  • Visitors will experience archival treasures, historic artifacts, photographs, film, immersive media and interactive elements.
  • Featured artifacts include an 1889 Aggie Ring, the 1946 Corregidor Muster Flag, Reveille I’s blanket and Nancy Currie-Gregg’s flight suit.
  • The exhibition is developed by the Sesquicentennial History Subcommittee and led by Texas A&M University Libraries.
  • The exhibition remains on display through May 16, 2027, at the J. Wayne Stark Galleries in the Memorial Student Center.

Sample Copy Blocks

X/Twitter

  • Explore 150 years of Aggie history at “Here for Good,” a signature exhibition featuring artifacts, archives and interactive experiences that bring Texas A&M’s story to life. On display Oct. 2, 2026-May 16, 2027, in the MSC. #TAMU150 #TAMU
  • From an 1889 Aggie Ring to the Corregidor Muster Flag, “Here for Good” highlights the people, traditions and moments that shaped Aggieland. Visit the exhibition at the J. Wayne Stark Galleries. #TAMU150 #TAMUStories
  • Texas A&M’s 150-year story comes to life through archives, artifacts, photographs, film and immersive media. Visit “Here for Good” in the J. Wayne Stark Galleries. #TAMU150 #Aggies

LinkedIn/Facebook:

  • “Here for Good: Celebrating 150 Years of Texas A&M University” invites visitors on an immersive journey through the people, traditions and defining moments that have shaped Aggieland from a patch of prairie to its place as a global research leader. On display Oct. 2, 2026-May 16, 2027, in the J. Wayne Stark Galleries at the Memorial Student Center, the exhibition features archival treasures, historic artifacts, photographs, film, immersive media and interactive experiences.Learn more: https://library.tamu.edu/news/2026/09/150-exhibition.html #TAMU150 #TAMU #TAMUStories
  • What has endured across 150 years of Texas A&M University? “Here for Good,” a signature sesquicentennial exhibition led by Texas A&M University Libraries, explores that question through archival materials, historic artifacts and immersive storytelling. Featured items include an 1889 Aggie Ring, the 1946 Corregidor Muster Flag, Reveille I’s blanket and Nancy Currie-Gregg’s flight suit.Visit the exhibition Oct. 2, 2026-May 16, 2027, at the J. Wayne Stark Galleries in the MSC. #TAMU150 #TAMU #HigherEd

Email/App Callout or Blurb

Visit “Here for Good: Celebrating 150 Years of Texas A&M University,” a signature sesquicentennial exhibition on display Oct. 2, 2026-May 16, 2027, in the J. Wayne Stark Galleries at the Memorial Student Center. Featuring archival treasures, historic artifacts, photographs, film, immersive media and interactive experiences, the exhibition explores the people, traditions and defining moments that have shaped Aggieland across 150 years.

Learn more: https://library.tamu.edu/news/2026/09/150-exhibition.html

General Exhibition Caption

Texas A&M’s 150-year story comes to life in “Here for Good.”

Visit this signature sesquicentennial exhibition featuring archival treasures, historic artifacts, photographs, film, immersive media and interactive experiences that celebrate the people, traditions and defining moments of Aggieland.

Oct. 2, 2026-May 16, 2027
J. Wayne Stark Galleries, Memorial Student Center
Learn more: https://library.tamu.edu/news/2026/09/150-exhibition.html

#TAMU150 #TAMU #TAMUStories

Artifact-Focused Caption

An 1889 Aggie Ring. The 1946 Corregidor Muster Flag. Reveille I’s blanket. Nancy Currie-Gregg’s flight suit.

These artifacts and more are part of “Here for Good,” a signature exhibition celebrating 150 years of Texas A&M University.

Visit the J. Wayne Stark Galleries in the MSC through May 16, 2027.

#TAMU150 #Aggies #TAMUStories

History-Focused Caption

From a patch of prairie to a global research leader, Texas A&M’s story is built on people, traditions, service and discovery.

Experience that story at “Here for Good: Celebrating 150 Years of Texas A&M University,” on display Oct. 2, 2026-May 16, 2027, in the J. Wayne Stark Galleries.

#TAMU150 #TAMU #HigherEd

Messaging

Voice and Tone

When creating your own content to highlight university events, be sure to use the university’s approved brand voice and tone.

Messaging Themes
History and Heritage; Community and Connection; Tradition and Impact; Discovery and Innovation; The Next 150 Years
Tone
Reflective; Inspiring; Welcoming; Proud; Educational
Hashtags
#TAMU150 #TAMU #TAMUStories #Aggies #HigherEd #TAMULibraries
Messaging

Keywords

to use in your copy

Search engine optimization (SEO) is about crafting the language you use in your online content and information architecture so that it is discoverable by search engines. Crafting your content with care can help extend your reach through search results.

  • Texas A&M Here for Good
  • Texas A&M 150th Anniversary
  • Texas A&M Cushing Memorial Library and Archives
  • Texas A&M J. Wayne Stark Galleries
  • Aggie traditions
  • Aggie history

Maximize Your Content’s Impact

SEO involves more than just using keywords. It’s also important to include links to relevant resources, such as the 150th Anniversary site. Use these templates and keywords for your own contribution to Texas A&M’s 150th Celebration. Additionally, try to anticipate common questions that users might have and answer them directly on your page. For example:

  • How old is [tradition/midnight yell/ring day/etc. at Texas A&M?
  • What events are included in Texas A&M’s 150th Celebration?
  • What is special/unique/different about Texas A&M?
    • Why should I go to Texas A&M?

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Have questions about this Content Package?

Get in touch with our brand team. Email Laura Root, Executive Director of Brand Expression, for more information.

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