Collecting Area
Student Publications
Texas A&M University students have been interested in telling the Aggie story since the very beginning. Early literary societies created publications that are still in print today, in both physical and digital forms. Publications also keep former students connected to the traditions and progress on campus, no matter where they go. Student publications give students the chance to write their own history, and provide researchers an insight into life on campus from the beginning.
Yearbooks
- Texas A&M University Yearbook Online Collection
- The Olio
1895.
- The Long Horn
1903–1948.
- Aggieland
1949–present.
Newspapers
- Texas A&M University Newspapers and Periodicals Collection
- The College Journal
1889–1893.
- The Battalion
1893–present.
- The Daily Bulletin/Reveille
1916–1938.
Theses and Dissertations
- Digitized Theses and Dissertations
1922–2004.
- Electronic Theses, Dissertations, and Records of Study
2002–present.
Other Publications
- Maroon Life
2017–present. Lifestyle magazine published by students.
- Texas Aggie
1921–present. Published by The Association of Former Students
- Spirit
1998–present. Published by the Texas A&M Foundation.