Sustainability Newsletter – September 2018
Got an idea on how to promote sustainability in Aggieland? We've got the newsletter for you! This month we explore the Aggie Green Fund!
2nd Annual U-Challenge
Residence Life and Utility & Energy Services hosted their 2nd Annual U-Challenge this past spring.
Honoring Excellence On Campus
The Department of Residence Life recognized eight Texas A&M University students and their faculty and staff mentors during its inaugural Honoring Excellence Awards Ceremony, held on campus this semester.
Spring Break Residence Hall and Apartment Tours
Looking to tour our residence halls and apartments over Spring Break?Check out our Spring Break 2018 tour hours,
Gear Up for Academics
The Academic Peer Mentors within Residence Life are ready to help you succeed academically. Meet the APMs and visit them during Howdy Week tabling events.
Aggie Hostel
Do you need a temporary place to stay in College Station? Aggie Hostel is available! Aggie Hostel gets utilized frequently for a variety of reasons ranging from looking for academic year housing options, international students transitioning to Texas A&M, meeting with academic advisors/departments to staying before and after Fish Camp.
NSC Overnight Accommodations
Stay overnight on campus for your New Student Conference! You can stay by yourself, with your parents, or with your entire family. We have multiple options available in regards to apartments and residence halls. Rooms are available from May 23 to July 21.
Historical Academics and Student Success in Residential Life
Residence Life hopes to initiate a project designed to better understand predictive factors associated with student retention and completion based on housing information from current and former on-campus residents.
The U-Challenge Launches and Aggieland Saturday!
TAMU Residence Life launches the U-Challenge, has fun being sustainable at Aggieland Saturday this weekend!
Power Strips in Krueger, McFadden and Lechner!
The Aggie Eco Reps volunteer to distribute over 1000 power strips to increase energy efficiency in three residence halls