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Texas A&M University Volleyball player Logan Lednicky ’26 is a fourth-generation Aggie who grew up dreaming of wearing the maroon and white. She chose Texas A&M to continue her family legacy and was part of the volleyball team that won its first national championship.
Lyle Lovett ’79, a four-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter, has maintained deep ties to his alma mater for five decades. Those ties are based on the timeless values that make Aggieland special.
Debuting nationally during the Freedom 250 Grand Prix on Fox, this new brand anthem marks the beginning of a historic year of storytelling for Texas A&M University — one centered on service, leadership, research, community and impact.
During the Sept. 12 football game at Kyle Field, Aggies will stand together in support of our nation by wearing red, white and blue. By purchasing the official Maroon Out T-shirt, the community will help support the renovation of the Hall of Honor to add our 9th Medal of Honor recipient.
Texas A&M University is taking advantage of the opportunity to bring its message of trust, service, leadership and national impact to the nation’s capital celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary. The university is the primary sponsor for the No. 60 Meyer Shank Racing Honda, driven by Felix Rosenqvist, which will carry a patriotic message alongside numerous events and a public-awareness campaign in Washington, D.C.
The 250th anniversary of the United States provides a unique opportunity to reflect on the ideals that have shaped both our nation and Texas A&M University. As Texas A&M celebrates its own 150th anniversary in this historic year, we will use this milestone to tell the story of our enduring land-grant mission — expanding opportunity through education, developing leaders of character and advancing research that improves lives.
As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, Texas A&M is featured in the America 250 Anniversary documentary-style series highlighting organizations whose leadership, innovation and service have helped shape the American story. Texas A&M is included in the series because of its 150-year legacy of expanding opportunity, developing leaders and solving challenges that matter.
Texas A&M University has been recognized alongside LEGO Education, Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory, Tin Can, Yondr and NuCycle as part of Fast Company’s 2026 World Changing Ideas. Use this content package to celebrate the researchers and innovators advancing discoveries that improve lives and strengthen communities around the world.
Texas A&M University is proud to unveil a custom No. 41 Chevrolet Camaro honoring the life and legacy of former President George H.W. Bush, the 41st president, whose lifelong commitment to service began as a naval aviator in World War II. His courageous leadership and commitment to selfless service continue to inspire Aggies to stand as a force for good.