Texas A & M University-College Station (TAMU) Transfers: 2024 Requirements, Dates, GPAs & More

This is the annex of Evans Library. It is perfect for study groups and projects because of its many study rooms and it is open 24 hours during the week! Because of its flexible hours, my friends and I study there a lot, to the point where it becomes a hang out space.

Would you believe me if I told you I'm in two buildings at once? Well, technically I'm in the exact middle! Welcome to the skybridge that connects the Evans Library to the Annex! Living in Texas, we tend to avoid the heat/humidity as best we can and what better way to do that than to not even have to step outside when going from one building to the next? The Evans Library is home to TONS of books, computers, printers, even a Starbucks! The Annex is also a source for similar things, you can even check out calculators and other tools! Between these two buildings, you've got access to study rooms galore! One thing you won't struggle on this campus with is finding a study spot, you can plop down anywhere in these two buildings and get to studying! A little background for you from MyAggieNation: "The five-story library was built in 1968 and named in 1975 for Sterling C. Evans, class of 1921 and Board of Directors’ president from 1963 to 1964. The library absorbed the north east side of Cushing Memorial Library (1932), which now holds the university archives among other collections. The library’s sixth floor was added in 1979, and the entire library was renovated in 1998." Even Wikipedia has great information to add: "The library provides a number of services to support the teaching and research needs of Texas A&M students and faculty. The Evans Library Annex and the West Campus Library are open 24/5 to meet the needs of students who increasingly stay late to do research and reading for their classes, as well as work on projects. The Library Annex opens at 9:00 AM on Sunday and closes at 9:00 PM on Friday, while West Campus Library opens at 1:00 PM on Sunday and stays open until 5:00 PM on Friday. Wireless access is available in every library, and laptop computers and netbooks can be checked out for use inside or outside of the library." I love both of these buildings, especially in preparation for big exams! During finals week they set up boardgames, coloring stations, and even puppy-petting areas to be able to calm students down from the notorious stress and anxiety that big exams provide us with. Stop by Evans and the Annex to enjoy these amenities when you get the chance! You might even find it to be your home on campus!

Evans is the main library at TAMU! It is located in the center of main campus, so lots of students come here to work on group projects, study, or even to grab some coffee at the Starbucks. Evans is one of my favorite places to study, and it offers many different items that I can check out whenever I forget things back at my apartment. You can check-out books, chargers, laptops, and more!

Welcome to A&M! This video explains the Aggie intro. These introductions aren't used on a regular basis but they are fun to say once in a while!

This is an intro to A&M! Many of the things talked about in this video will be explained in further detail throughout the tour. There are many phrases used throughout the video such as "gig 'em" and "aggies." The term "Gig 'em" comes from hunting frogs or fish using a pronged spear called a "gig." It is a thumbs up sign! Aggies are current and former students.

Andrew is a member of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets. Couldn't think of anyone else better than a cadet to discuss the role of the corps at A&M.

I'm living my YouTube dreams in this video! This is a tour of my room. I live on the north side of campus in a private room. Classes are a five to ten minute walk from my dorm, which is very close for A&M.

This is the outside of the Memorial Student Center, usually just called "the MSC." It is a living memorial for Aggies that gave their lives for our country. This is one of the busiest buildings on campus as it has study areas, acts as a conference center, has food, and is the main stop for all campus buses.

In this video, we go inside the Memorial Student Center (MSC) and walk around the main areas. The Hall of Honor is an indoor section of the MSC that is reserved for fellow Aggies that fought for our country. We also walk around the Flag Room, which is a sitting area or the "living room" of A&M and pass by the food court.

Markus gives us his perspective on the engineering department at A&M. He also mentions parking and traffic, which can sometimes get hectic, especially at peak hours (usually in the afternoons).