A new graduate in a cadet uniform poses with the Aggie ring sculpture and his extended family.

Nearly 70 Sea Aggies receive degrees during a ceremony on Aug. 7.

A woman gives the thumbs up sign while standing next to an aquarium.

After caring for animals at Moody Gardens and earning a marine biology degree from Texas A&M University at Galveston, Isabel Rogers ’26 is following her mom into the energy industry.

Colton Burtch smiling at camera with thumbs up

Driven by a passion for marine biology and maritime leadership, graduating senior Colton Burtch leaves a transformative legacy at Texas A&M-Galveston.

three scuba divers in turquoise waters make the "I love you" and "Gig'em" hand signs.

Yamileth Perez ’26 aims to accomplish more at TAMUG after getting off to a head start on graduate studies this summer.

Asif Mortuza in a research lab

How Texas A&M Galveston Ph.D. graduate Asif Mortuza turned a globe-trotting upbringing into groundbreaking marine biology research and impactful mentorship.

Three graduating students with diplomas in hand

Nearly 200 students were conferred with degrees during a pair of ceremonies on May 8

The campus celebrated the Class of 2025 on Friday, August 8.

Rucker smiling with the campus in the background

August Grad Makes History

Aug 5, 2025 • 4 min. read

Jonathan Rucker is the first graduate student to receive the Student Incentive Payment through the Strategic Sealift Midshipman Program.

Eight new ensigns in white uniforms standing in a line on stage

These cadets join the countless Aggies before them in supporting and defending our country.

The Bracewell Clocktower at the Galveston Campus

Do You Have Advice For The Class Of 2028?

Jul 25, 2024 • 1 min. read