Tamu lulac

Howdy! Welcome to the Texas A&M University LULAC council! LULAC stands for League of United Latin American Citizens, a national organization founded on February 17, 1929 in Corpus Christi, Texas with the mission to advance the economic condition, educational attainment, political influence, housing, health and civil rights of the Hispanic population of the United States.

 

Coming from the humble city of San Antonio, Aric Herrera '25 initially became involved in LULAC by starting a youth council through his high school at Ronald Reagan alongside Rafael Jimenez '25 and Alan Hernandez '25. Through various service initatives, they were able to serve their community locally through Easter Egg basket drives, volunteering at Fiesta, and even helping out with the US Census. They eventually made their way to Texas A&M for university where they wanted to help serve the community again at the collegiate level to help make a difference here in the Bryan/College Station area.

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We are LULAC Collegiate Council #22424, established in 2022 and officially recognized as a Texas A&M student organization as of January of 2023! We are a dynamic and passionate student organization dedicated to making a positive impact on our local community in Aggieland and the Bryan-College Station area. Through our commitment to service, advocacy, and unity, we strive to create a more inclusive and equitable community for all.

 

We invite all Aggies to join LULAC! Come be a part of our mission to create positive change. Together, we can build a more just, compassionate, and united Bryan-College Station community!

Connect with us on social media, attend our events, and become a part of our passionate community. Your voice and actions can make a difference. Join LULAC today and help us shape a brighter future for all.