‘We intrinsically care of each other’ | Texas A&M scholarship honors UT solidarity 26 years after bonfire tragedy

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AUSTIN, Texas — For the first time in 13 years, burnt orange and white will face off with the maroon and white on Saturday.

As the Texas A&M Aggies and the Texas Longhorns prepare to resume the state’s longest-running rivalry, a scholarship that unites the two schools has been going strong since 2000.

The devastating bonfire collapse at Texas A&M’s campus in 1999 left 12 students dead and injured 27. After the tragedy, Texas A&M established the Bonfire Unity Endowed Presidential Scholarship to show thanks to UT Austin students who gave a helping hand during the bonfire…

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