Celebrate Texas A&M’s 150-Year History at Two Exhibitions!
Celebrate Texas A&M’s 150-Year History at Two Exhibitions!
Texas A&M’s proud journey from a small land-grant college into a global leader in research and education is explored with multimedia displays in exhibitions this academic year at the Memorial Student Center and Cushing Memorial Library & Archives.
Here for Good: Celebrating 150 Years of Texas A&M University
Here for Good, an interactive exhibition at the J. Wayne Stark Galleries in the MSC, invites visitors to experience 150 years of the university’s history — from an isolated college on the open Texas prairie to a major research university whose teaching, discovery, and service reach around the world.
A Legacy Built of Brick & Stone: Remnants of 150 Years at Texas A&M University
A Legacy Built of Brick & Stone, an expansive exhibition at Cushing Memorial Library & Archives, connects you with Texas A&M’s rich history through artifacts and photos of structures that laid a foundation for the Aggieland of today.
For 150 years, and for countless more. Texas A&M is HERE FOR GOOD.
More About the Libraries’ Celebration of Texas A&M’s 150th Anniversary
Texas A&M University Libraries are contributing to events celebrating Texas A&M’s sesquicentennial in a variety of ways, drawing on the Libraries’ collections, expertise and programs to support exhibitions, publications, events, digital projects and other initiatives throughout the 150th anniversary celebration.
What Endures: A Visual History of Texas A&M University commemorates the university’s 150th anniversary and is available for pre-order from Texas A&M University Press.
