The First Lady of Aggieland, Miss Reveille X, is back to full duties at Texas A&M after a successful surgery and a positive ...

Texas A&M University President General (Ret.) Mark A. Welsh III has issued an updated on the health of the First Lady of ...

In a new update shared Friday morning by Texas A&M President Mark A. Welsh III, the university confirmed that the abnormal ...

"I'm happy to report that the pathology report from her recent surgery has been reviewed by our extraordinary veterinary care ...

Texas A&M announced Wednesday that Reveille X, the school’s mascot, had to have an eye removed during surgery after she was diagnosed with glaucoma. The collie has served as A&M’s mascot since ...

Welsh said Reveille will take a brief hiatus from engagements as she recovers. "According to her veterinary team, we can expect Miss Rev to be back to enjoying all her favorite activities ...

"I’m grateful to report that Miss Rev has come through the surgery successfully, has been discharged and is resting comfortably," Gen. Mark Welsh, president of Texas A&M said in a statement.

“I’m grateful to report that Miss Rev has come through the surgery successfully, has been discharged and is resting comfortably,” Welsh said in the statement.

Texas A&M University’s First Lady Reveille X is recovering well following her recent surgery. Her A&M veterinary specialists ...

Miss Rev will be on a “brief hiatus” while she recovers. But her veterinary team expects her to return to all her favorite activities without issue this fall. Feel better, Miss Rev!

Texas A&M's Reveille mascot dates back to 1931, when a group of cadets found an injured dog and sneaked her on to campus. The dog barked when buglers played morning reveille, earning her the ...