05/05/2026
As the semester winds down and the 2025–2026 school year comes to an end, we’d like to share some highlights from this past year.
The year started strong with many of our members helping freshmen move into the dorms. From there, we jumped right into fall recruitment, highlighted by our iconic trapshooting event, which was a huge success. Our new members then got to work on the Hobo Day float, and it turned out great. We also enjoyed intramural sports, filled with plenty of competition and even more laughs. Of course, nothing matters more in intramurals than the Cup. While AGR came up just short in a close softball game, we brought the Cup back home with a hard-fought football victory.
The fall semester was also filled with tailgates and cheering on SDSU football. As the semester came to a close, we held our annual elections and introduced a new executive team. They had big shoes to fill, but they’ve done a great job so far.
Spring semester kicked off with a bang, including a ski trip to the Black Hills. We also hosted Pink Rose, which is always a great time and a meaningful way to connect with alumni. Following that, our new executive team attended the Top Leaders Convention in Kansas City, hosted by National AGR.
February was a bit quieter, but our members were still busy traveling to events like the Schiefelbein Bull Sale, Commodity Classic, and Jackrabbit Memorial. March quickly picked up, with members heading south for spring break, going hog hunting, and preparing for Little International.
As the semester wrapped up, we finished strong with a great Founder’s Day celebration alongside our alumni. We also participated in Greek Week, Ag Week, and State-A-Thon, where AGR was well represented and earned several honors and awards.
With everything that’s happened this year, it’s important to remember why we joined. For me personally, it’s the brotherhood and the connections. Looking back on all the memories from this year shows just how impactful this organization is and how meaningful it is to be a brother of AGR.
Here’s to this year—and many more to come.
