Author: Ayena Kaleemullah

As the semester unfolds, a group of students are gearing up for the upcoming Fish Camp, an important part of Texas A&M’s traditions and community-building efforts. Fish Camp stands as a cornerstone of campus culture, offering incoming freshmen the opportunity to connect with their peers during the summer. As the next iteration of camp approaches, prospective leaders are busy navigating the application process and preparing for a semester full of preparation. “Right now, we’re going to start the counselor interviews, which I’m really excited about,” said junior Grant Taylor in management information systems. “I can’t wait to meet all the…