Texas A&M
Aggies' home university
Texas A&M is a large public research university in College Station, Texas, and the flagship of the Texas A&M University System.
The name preserves the school's 1876 origins as the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, though it now offers degrees across disciplines.
Students and alumni are called Aggies, and the school is known for its passionate traditions, military heritage, and football rivalry with the University of Texas.
- public universityGovernment-funded higher education institution
- engineeringDesigning functional systems scientifically
- agricultureCultivation of land, livestock
- MaroonBrownish-red hue
- veterinary medicineAnimal health science
computer science · biomedical research · business administration · liberal arts · track and field · Aggies · agricultural roots · environmental science · global partnerships · education · SEC · agricultural roots
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- Public Universitiesstate university, state universities, flagship university, public universities, Penn State
- Southern CollegesAlabama, Auburn, Clemson, Duke University, Florida
- TexasAlamo, Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio
- Engineering SchoolsMIT, Georgia Tech, Caltech, Purdue, Carnegie Mellon
- military academiesmilitary academy, Annapolis, Sandhurst, cadets, VMI
Texas A&MTexas Longhorns
Austin university athletics program
UT Austin · burnt orange · Texas Tech · TCU · Baylor
Texas A&MUC Berkeley
Public university in Berkeley
Oberlin · liberal arts college · Brown University · Ivy League · Stanford