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Aggies on the Hill

Aggies on the Hill is a biennial event in our nation's capital that promotes awareness and encourages federal support for Texas A&M University and higher education. The event also recognizes and connects with the former students who live and work in the area.

The most recent Aggies on the Hill event was held on March 25, 2026. Read on the federal funding opportunities discussed by The Association and Texas A&M at tx.ag/FY27FederalRequests.

The next Aggies on the Hill event will be in the spring of 2028. For questions about past or future Aggies on the Hill events, please email us at TAMUadvocacy@AggieNetwork.com. Thanks and gig 'em!

 

What is Aggies on the Hill?
  • Aggies on the Hill is a biennial event hosted by The Association of Former Students the promotes the impact of Texas A&M, one of the nation's leading research universities, and its former students on our nation's security, well-being and prosperity.
  • During Aggies on the Hill, representatives from Texas A&M and The Association meet with federal legislators and officials to advocate for federal support of Texas A&M and higher education. 
  • Aggies on the Hill is a unique opportunity to showcase one of the largest and most renowned universities in the country by highlighting the significant contributions of Texas A&M and Aggies nationwide.
Why do we conduct Aggies on the Hill?
  • Advocate for federal support of public universities and higher education.
  • Recognize Aggies who serve in elected positions in Washington, D.C., and on Capitol Hill.
  • Re-connect with Aggies who live in and near D.C.
  • Promote the interests and welfare of Texas A&M.

 

 

2026 Event Photos

Welcome Reception

Office Visits

Closing Reception

 

 

 

 

Address

505 George Bush Drive
College Station, TX 77840

Phone Number

(979) 845-7514

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