Texas A&M student dies hours after attending tailgate for football game in Austin

A Texas A&M University student died just hours after attending the tailgate of the school’s rivalry game against the University of Texas at Austin on Friday night.

According to a statement from the Austin Police Department, officers responded to a report of an unconscious person at an apartment in the 2100 block of Rio Grande Street, just west of the UT campus.

They arrived around 12:50 am on Saturday and found a woman unconscious. A few minutes later he was declared dead at the scene.

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Authorities have not released information regarding the circumstances of her passing, but they have confirmed that the situation is not being investigated as a homicide at this time. He said there was “no indication of suspicious circumstances.”

Authorities have not formally released the woman’s identity, but a GoFundMe identified her as Brianna Aguilera, a graduate student at the Bush School of Government and Public Service at A&M.

KPRC 2 tracked down Aguilera’s Instagram account, and several people considered to be her friends had posted links to the fundraiser on their accounts.

Several student-run platforms, including the school’s Barstool Sports affiliate account, have also posted regarding the situation.

The GoFundMe, which was started by someone named Amabile Fernandez in Aguilera’s hometown of Laredo, Texas, has raised more than $21,000 as of this writing.

KPRC 2 contacted the Bush School for more information, and we will provide an update when we hear back.