Aggies, Your Blind Date Awaits

Texas A&M has a massive Indian graduate student population, and if you're one of them, you already know the deal. College Station is not exactly overflowing with social options. You go to Northgate, you go to the rec, you study, you repeat. The desi community on campus is strong and the cultural orgs do good work, but the dating scene is basically a game of musical chairs in a very small room.

The show format from New York works perfectly in isolated college towns: real contestants go on live dates on stage while the audience watches and reacts. Afterward, the whole room mingles. When you're in College Station and the nearest big city is ninety minutes away, an event like this becomes the social highlight of the semester.

The thing about College Station is that it's isolated. The nearest big city is an hour and a half away in any direction. That isolation means the people who are here are really here, and when something good shows up in town, attendance isn't a question. The A&M desi community would pack this show.

We're gauging interest for College Station. Join the waitlist and you'll be the first to hear about it. If you want to go on a live date on stage in front of your fellow Aggies, apply to be a contestant below. Gig 'em, or whatever it is you say before a live date.