Campus Attractions
Texas A&M is home to the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum, in addition to other museums and art galleries. More than 1,200 public events are hosted through the university each year, such as Broadway shows, concerts, performances and athletic contests. One in four Aggies participates in one of the nation's largest university intramural sports programs. The Appelt Aggieland Visitor Center offers student-led guided tours.
Campus Landmarks
- Academic Building
- Bonfire Memorial
- Century Tree
- Corps Arches
- James Earl Rudder Statue
- Sul Ross Statue
- Other Outdoor Sculptures
Collections & Exhibits
- Arts & Culture in Aggieland
- Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center
- Cushing Memorial Library & Archives
- George Bush Presidential Library & Museum
- Sam Houston Sanders Corps of Cadets Center
- Texas A&M Sports Museum
Memorial Student Center
- Forsyth Center Gallery
- J. Wayne Stark Galleries
- University Bookstore
- Visual Arts Committee
- Other Galleries & Collections
Entertainment Venues
- Kyle Field
- Reed Arena
- Reed Box Office
- Recreational Sports
- Rudder Box Office
- Rudder Theatre Complex
- University Golf Course