Aggies is a term commonly used to refer to students and alumni of agricultural colleges, particularly those associated with the land-grant university system in the United States. The name originates from the word "agriculture," reflecting the focus on agricultural education and research. Many universities, such as Texas A&M University and Utah State University, have adopted the nickname, fostering a strong sense of community and pride among their members. Aggies often participate in various traditions and events that celebrate their agricultural heritage. These can include agricultural fairs, competitions, and community service projects. The term also represents a commitment to the fields of agriculture, engineering, and environmental sciences, emphasizing the importance of these disciplines in society.