Host: Kelsey Cornell '27. This January, six aggies set off on a mission to raise money for Special Operations Warrior Foundation by hiking 1,000 miles together.

Host: Bomi Oyebiyi '26. For the past 55 years, AggieCon has been a place where Aggies gather to share their love for pop culture. Listen to insights from a first-timer at the oldest student-run fan convention in the world!

Host: Avery Foster '26. At Texas A&M's beautiful Aggie Park, there are unmarked pieces of history that date to the 1800s. Hear how bricks from one of A&M's earliest buildings -- later used to construct President James Earl Rudder's campus house -- are now literally under your feet.

Host: Kazzandra Romero '28. The Aggie spirit starts long before Midnight Yell kicks off. With the help of KAMU’s Student Production Assistants, we get to share the tradition around the globe. Go behind the scenes and hear about the passion that fuels each Midnight Yell broadcast.

Host: Kelsey Cornell '27. Each year, Aggies and community volunteers come together to clean the Bonfire Memorial and prepare the site with care before the annual remembrance ceremony. Hear from some of the people who help make this day happen to honor and preserve the 12 fallen Aggies.

Host: Taj Young '28. Ever wonder why there is a massive corn maze near the main campus? This belongs to the Agronomy Society organization a part of AgriLife at Texas A&M University. We learn more about the org and the event to help send AgriLife Aggies to a conference so they can help get into a career after college.

Host: Taj Young '28. I take a deep dive into the emotional day of President Welsh’s departure, chatting with students to gain a deeper understanding of how the situation has affected the campus. Hear powerful testimonies and listen to a part of a message sent by President Welsh to the campus community.

Host: Kazzandra Romero '28. Aggieland takes on a completely different atmosphere during the summer break. If you find yourself in College Station this summer or are just curious about what it’s like during the off-season, come along as I explore the underrated spots on and off campus through the eyes of our summer Aggies.

Host: Taj Young '28. The NMDP is a nonprofit organization that brings together people who can donate and who need blood stem cells. Over nine million people are registered with the NMDP but they’re always looking for more people to donate. An A&M student didn’t hesitate to take the chance to donate his blood stem cells to a woman with leukemia. Recently the NMDP hosted an event on campus to recruit more donors.

Host: Meli Muniz '25. While many Aggies have utilized the numerous resources on Texas A&M's campus, there is an abundance of books, programs and services waiting to be explored in the Bryan-College Station community. Come with me as we meet Bea Saba, the director of the Bryan-College Station Library System, to learn more about our local libraries.