Posted On: September 8th 2026, 06:54 pm
With more than 400 student organizations hosted at A&M’s Club Crawl this fall, Aggies are sure to find one that fits.
Aggieland’s official student involvement festival took place across five venues in the heart of campus, giving attendees a chance to connect with organizations and meet new people.
The event also offered giveaways, performances by student organizations in the MSC Flag Room and free snacks. A new feature allowed students to build a personal itinerary for the event before attending, reducing the stress of deciding which tables to explore in hallways packed with hundreds of orgs.
Attendees looking for their next community weren’t the only ones who benefitted from the event. We spoke to Joy Chambers, an economics junior tabling in Rudder Tower for The Impact Movement, a campus ministry organization. Chambers said she doesn’t get many chances to interact with the Aggie community as a whole and Club Crawl provides the perfect chance.
“I really enjoy tabling. It gives me a fun opportunity to talk to people and practice my soft skills,” Chambers said.
Sources:
clubcrawl.tamu.edu
Joy Chambers
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