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First Gen Rams Trivia Night getting started. By Reagan Keck The First Generation Rams program relaunches this 2026 fall semester and hosts their First Generation Week in an effort to build community and friendships. The First Generation program began in Angelo State University's Freshman College years ago and recently refounded. It was developed through the efforts of many people. The second event of the week was Nov. 3, 2026, and the mentors and program coordinators created a trivia game for attendees. The trivia consisted of 30 Angelo State University questions about various different things and the winner got their choice of laundry detergent and drier sheets or ramen and other easy-to-make foods. Raine Umipig, one of the program coordinators, explained that the purpose of the program is to support, mentor and educate the first generation. “Essentially like navigating the college system just because it is pretty hectic.

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