Texas A&M President Mark Welsh III provided a health update on beloved Aggies mascot Reveille X on Wednesday. The 6-year-old Rough Collie has been diagnosed with glaucoma in her right eye after discomfort and cloudiness in the eye were noticed.

Though she will take a brief break from her engagements, Reveille X is expected to return to her normal activities by the upcoming fall semester.

Texas A&M's live mascot, Reveille X, underwent surgery Wednesday to remove one of her eyes ... but, thankfully, the university said the procedure went well and she's now at home "resting comfortably."

Reveille X, Texas A&M's rough collie mascot, had her right eye surgically removed after veterinarians diagnosed her with glaucoma, the university's president said Wednesday. The collie — also known as the "First Lady of Aggieland" — was diagnosed with glaucoma after experiencing discomfort and cloudiness in her right eye,

Reveille X, Texas A&M's mascot, underwent a medical procedure to remove her right eye after a glaucoma diagnosis. The university's president said the collie is recovering well.

Born in September 2019 and taking on official mascot duties in April 2021, Reveille X is the 10th Reveille in Aggies' history and the third born this century. Reveille I became th

Texas A&M is proud to call a collie dog its mascot. The current canine is Reveille X and she had to have her right removed due to glaucoma.

Texas A&M’s beloved animal mascot is facing some health challenges. The school announced Wednesday that Reveille X, a border collie, had her right eye surgically removed after veterinarians diagnosed her with glaucoma.