Believe it or not, this building used to hold livestock shows and even had a creamery where students could buy the freshly made ice cream daily. Check out the pictures located in the Grill nearby!
Take a literal walk down history lane. Newly renovated, this path is laden with campus history as it links north and south, covered by beautiful live oaks, right through the heart of Academic Plaza.
At 110 feet tall, Rudder tower is the exact height of Point Du Hoc, where Rudder and his Rangers scaled the cliffs clearing German gun batteries and making it safe for the D-day invasion to begin.
Legend has it, that during his presidency at A&M, Sul Ross would often tutor students and only accept a penny as payment. Now we place pennies on "Sully" for good luck on finals and exams! Try it!
Want more A&M facts? Take a free campus tour, get a map, or watch Aggie videos at the Visitor Center in Rudder Tower. Read more.
Built in 1914, after Old Main burned down in 1912, Academic building has extremely thick concrete walls. Also, the replica of the liberty bell in the atrium is 1 of 50 given to each state after WWII.
Take a journey through A&M history here. The center also houses the world famous Metzger-Sanders gun collection.
One of the largest dining halls in the nation, Sbisa feeds hungry Aggies every day with multiple "all you can eat" buffets. Try the amazing "Sbisa Cookies".
Cool stuff like Sumerian clay tablets and an original Shakespeare can be found in Cushing, the first library built on our campus. Read more.
