Nabeela Hassan '26

Nabeela Hassan '26 shows is making an impact for on-campus students through programming that supports all aspects of wellbeing.

Cody Cox, Madeleine Altman and Jason Starks posing for a photo with a backdrop of balloons and splashy exciting imagery. They are wearing charm necklaces from the conference and holding their award.

On Feb. 27, 2026, Texas A&M University students traveled to Denton, Texas to represent The Department of Residence Life at the Southwest Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls for the Regional Business Conference (SWACURH).

Amanda and John were married Jan. 7, 1995, turning a chance meeting at an RHA event into a lifelong Aggie love story.

For Kendra Alfaro ‘27, being a tour guide with Texas A&M Residence Life is more than just about leading tours, it’s about helping future Aggies feel confident stepping into the new chapter of their lives in college.

For many students, moving into a residence hall is the first step into independence, which is equally exciting and overwhelming. Community on campus makes a difference.

View of Commons 24-hour desk.

Moving into a residence hall is incredibly exciting and a very pivotal moment in students’ college experience but can also be overwhelming. That’s where your resident advisor, or your RA, comes in. RAs are your student leaders who live in the halls and serve as the first point of contact for guidance, support and connection for residents. If you’re new to Aggieland or just adjusting to your life on campus, your RA is here to make your experience smoother.

Student with the Gigem sign
Students in Hullabaloo hall sitting