Starting this fall, a Texas A&M University student will benefit from the generosity of San Antonio residents Mary Pat and Michael J. Bolner ’73, who established a President’s Endowed Scholarship (PES) in January.    «view»

Cynthia Woods Mitchell died Dec. 27, 2009, after a battle with Alzheimer's disease that began in 2002. She was 87.    «view»

A Texas A&M graduate, Class of 1953, and his wife will bequeath the Corps of Cadets about $5 million in their will. The anonymous couple also have a $450,000 trust that will benefit Corps programs.    «view»

An endowment contribution from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to honor Dr. Norman Borlaug, “the father of the Green Revolution,” will help the Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences train future international agricultural leaders.    «view»

Based in Texas City, the McDaniel Charitable Foundation’s Lyons Scholars Program assists incoming TAMUG freshman from Galveston County who need financial support to pursue studies in marine and maritime fields.    «view»

Through the third quarter of 2009, Texas A&M University had raised about $185.6 million of the $300 million goal for its current scholarship fundraiser.    «view»

Bradley L. Worsham '88 is grateful for the President's Endowed Scholarship (PES) that funded his education. Now he has created a PES to help others.    «view»

Norman E. Borlaug, who received the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize for developing high-yielding, disease-resistant wheat used to prevent famine in developing countries throughout the world, died shortly before 11 p.m. on Saturday, September 12, 2009, from complications of cancer in Dallas.    «view»

Using income from sponsorships and admission to its off-campus bonfire, the Student Bonfire organization has established a permanent scholarship for Texas A&M students.    «view»

This fall, 500 Aggies in the Corps of Cadets will attend the Corps of Cadets Leadership Excellence Program. This program has received a $500,000 gift from the Class of '58.    «view»

SeaSpace Inc., a Houston-based nonprofit organization dedicated to marine environmental education and youth outreach, is creating an endowment to help Texas A&M University at Galveston (TAMUG) students pay for their education.    «view»

Ann and S. Ray Huffines '74 of Plano have established a Texas A&M University scholarship in appreciation for the sacrifices made by American military personnel.    «view»

Texas A&M University announced today that it has received a $145,500 donation from Marathon Oil Corp. (NYSE: MRO).    «view»

ExxonMobil Foundation recently presented a check for more than $1.05 million to the Texas A&M Foundation.    «view»

Representatives of Houston-based ConocoPhillips donated $1 million to benefit Texas A&M University in May. The gift, presented at Texas A&M Foundation headquarters, will fund several academic programs at Texas A&M including the ConocoPhillips SPIRIT Scholars Program.    «view»

Texas A&M University's Corps of Cadets no longer has a Squadron 4, but members from the Class of '62 have ensured their old outfit is remembered by establishing the Squadron 4/Four Aces '62 General Rudder Corps Scholarship.    «view»

For Aaron and Amberly Hall, both Class of 2002 at Texas A&M University, the campus was love at first sight. And now their unwavering passion for the school - along with Aaron Hall's appreciation for the scholarship that helped pay for his Aggie education - has led them to establish a scholarship.    «view»

Twelve Texas A&M University students are proud new wearers of blazers formally recognizing them as members of the Texas A&M Foundation's Maroon Coats.    «view»

Texas A&M University has reached nearly half of the $300 million scholarship goal for its Operation Spirit and Mind fundraising initiative. The total raised during the first two years of Operation Spirit and Mind is just over $139 million.    «view»

To commemorate the record number of days Gov. Rick Perry '72 has been in office, the Texas Conservative Coalition Research Institute on Dec. 23, 2008, established a scholarship to benefit Texas A&M University.    «view»

The Dallas A&M Club, which has raised scholarship money for decades, has established a $100,000 Regents' Scholarship to help high school seniors from Dallas County fund their Texas A&M education.    «view»

Texas A&M University has launched a $300 million initiative to raise private funds for endowed scholarships and graduate fellowships and to provide additional support for study-abroad and other international academic experiences for its students—with officials noting the underlying intent is to help Aggies pay for more of their education without crippling amounts of student-loan debt.    «view»

The Texas A&M Foundation's senior vice president for administration and operations has been appointed president of the University of New Mexico (UNM) Foundation.    «view»

The Texas A&M Foundation board of trustees awarded the Sterling C. Evans Medal to Henry "Bartell" Zachry Jr. Friday during the A&M Legacy Society gala on the Texas A&M University campus. About 500 donors, students, faculty and staff gathered at the Bernard C. Richardson Zone to celebrate the occasion.    «view»

Jon L. Hagler '58 paid a visit to Aggieland April 21 to attend the Maroon and White football game, Aggie Muster and to visit with the staff of the Texas A&M Foundation.    «view»

Dr. Ed Davis '67, president of the Texas A&M Foundation, and Susan Kubik, vice president for institutional advancement and executive director of Northampton Community College Foundation, have been selected as the 2008 winners of the CASE Commonfund Institutionally Related Foundation awards.    «view»

A former librarian at Texas A&M is giving back to the institution that helped launch his library career thirty years ago.    «view»

Two special people were honored in February with the prestigious Trustee Award, which recognizes outstanding achievements by Texas A&M Foundation employees.    «view»

In a misty dedication ceremony on Friday attended by about 130 guests, the Texas A&M Foundation honored Houston oilman H. J. "Hank" Gruy and his wife, Rae, when it activated for the first time a 7,000-gallon fountain on the grounds of the Jon L. Hagler Center.    «view»

Bob J. Surovik, a 1958 accounting graduate of Texas A&M University, has been appointed chairman of the Texas A&M Foundation Board of Trustees.    «view»

John E. Bethancourt, a 1974 petroleum engineering graduate of Texas A&M University and executive vice president for Chevron Corporation, has been appointed to the Texas A&M Foundation Board of Trustees for a seven-year term.    «view»

Texas A&M University commemorated the conclusion of its seven-year, $1 billion One Spirit One Vision fundraising campaign with a campus celebration on March 30 that included about 1,000 of the university's top donors and corporate partners.    «view»

The Texas A&M Foundation Board of Trustees announced that John Stropp will serve as interim president of the Foundation while Dr. Ed Davis is on leave to serve as interim president of Texas A&M University.    «view»