All lost and found items in College Station
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Lost Wrist Watches near George Bush Library
I was leaving the library after class around 7:30 PM on Tuesday, walking toward Century Square in College Station, when I realized my two wrist watches were gone from my wrist and from my jacket pocket. One is a slim silver watch with a navy dial; the other is a black digital watch with a red accent. I wore them every day for classes and meetings, and they both mean a lot: the silver watch was a gift from my late grandmother, and the black one was my daily work watch. If you found them, please check around the George Bush Library plaza or the nearby Northgate area and keep them safe in the lost-and-found.
Found scarves by Century Tree on campus
Friday night around 8:30 p.m., I found these scarves lying by the Century Tree near University Drive, just behind Texas A&M University in College Station. One scarf is maroon with cream stripes; the other is plain gray, both knit and warm-looking. They looked recently dropped, no owner in sight, so I folded them nearby and kept an eye out as the campus cooled down. It felt good to catch them before someone shivered through the night—hopeful their owner will see this and claim them.
Lost document holders near Northgate, College Station
On Friday at 3:15 p.m., I realized my document holders weren’t in my tote anymore after grabbing a coffee at Century Square. They’re a worn black leather set with a red zipper pocket and a tiny sticker that says 'Class of 2024' inside. I last saw them on the table outside Rudder Fountain, near the TAMU main library, before I rushed to catch a bus. Losing them has me worried about my IDs and important papers, especially with finals week coming up.
Lost utensils in College Station, TX
On Wednesday at 8:20 p.m., I realized my set of utensils was missing from the shared kitchen in my dorm on College Main near Northgate in College Station. I searched the kitchen, the dining hall, and the hallway, then retraced to the campus library steps and the student union, but nothing turned up. Those utensils were a small, practical link to home, and losing them left me frustrated after a long study day. If you’ve seen them or picked them up by mistake, please contact me through the site so we can arrange a safe return.
Found hand tools on campus near Memorial Student Center
At 2:15 p.m. today, I found a compact tool kit outside the Memorial Student Center on the Texas A&M University campus in College Station, Texas. Inside is a yellow-handled hammer, a mix of wrenches, and a rolled tape measure in a worn canvas bag. It was sitting by the flagpole near the main entrance, so I left it in a visible spot where someone passing by would be likely to see it. Losing tools really stalls a project, and I’ve felt that urge to get someone’s stuff back to where it belongs.
FOUND: Trading Cards in College Station
At about 4:40 p.m. last Tuesday, I found a stack of trading cards under a bench near the Memorial Student Center on the Texas A&M campus in College Station. The cards looked well-used—edges curled, a faded logo, a sticker with a kid's handwriting on the top card. They clearly didn't belong to me, so I gathered them up and handed them to the campus front desk to help reunite them with their owner. It felt satisfying, like a small act of kindness in this big college town on a bright afternoon after game-day vibes. If these belong to you, I hope this listing helps you find them through the site.
Lost: Student ID in College Station
I was at the MSC food court at 1:30 p.m. Friday when I realized my Texas A&M student ID wasn't in my wallet. I’m usually careful about it, since it’s my campus access and library key. The card is white with the Aggie logo and a small scratch along the bottom edge. I think it slipped from my pocket while I was rushing between classes along the Kyle Field path. It would mean a lot to me to have it back because I can’t access the library or pay for meals without it.
Found brooches in College Station, TX.
This morning, around 9:20 a.m., I found a small cluster of brooches on the brick path outside the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum in College Station. They are a blue enamel flower and a tiny silver bee among them, well-worn but charming. I tucked them into a safe place near the library entrance while I waited to see if anyone would claim them. Seeing them reminded me how a single piece of jewelry can carry a memory in a busy campus morning.
Blue North Face backpack with panda patch
I lost my blue North Face Borealis backpack yesterday around 3pm, probably near the Memorial Student Center courtyard outside the campus bookstore in College Station. It's a 25-liter backpack in decent shape, but the main zipper sticks and the bottom edge has a small scuff; the front pocket features a panda patch that actually makes it easy to spot. Inside there’s a 15-inch laptop sleeve, a CS Robotics Club sticker on the lid, and a tangled USB-C cable sticking out of the mesh pocket. Losing it has me really worried—my notes and a few personal things are inside, and it has sentimental value. If anyone found it, please message me here; I’d be so grateful to get it back.
Black clip-on guitar tuner with red lanyard
I found a black clip-on guitar tuner this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the George Bush Library parking lot on George Bush Dr in College Station. It’s compact, about the size of a deck of cards, with a red nylon lanyard and a white tag that reads 'LJ'. The screen is bright and the body has a small scratch on the back, but it still looks like it works. If you’re missing a tuner like this, tell me the initials on the tag and the color of the lanyard, and we can arrange pickup near campus so you can get it back.
Blue Ventolin inhaler with dented cap
I lost my blue Ventolin inhaler yesterday around 3pm outside the Starbucks on University Drive in College Station. It’s the standard blue inhaler with a white dose counter and a dented gray cap. It was tucked in a small clear zip case with a green 'Emergency' sticker stuck on the zipper. I rely on it for sudden asthma flare-ups, and I’d really appreciate it being found and turned in—this little device makes a big difference in my day-to-day. If you found it, I’d be grateful to get it back as soon as possible.
Silver bracelet with turquoise heart charm
I lost my silver bracelet yesterday around 3pm near the Memorial Student Center on the Texas A&M campus. It's a slim sterling bracelet with a turquoise heart charm and a faint hammered texture along the band. Inside, the initials 'KB' are engraved. I was walking from Rudder Tower toward Century Square and I must've dropped it somewhere near the MSC steps or along University Drive by the Century Square entrance. It has real sentimental value—my aunt gave it to me after I graduated—and I really need it back. If someone found it, I’d be grateful to have it returned.
Leopard gecko, small green with orange spots, lost near TAMU
I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm on George Bush Drive near the West Campus Library. It's a small 6-inch gecko, lime green with bright orange spots along its back and a pale yellow belly, with a tiny scar behind its left eye from a shed. It lives in a 6x8 inch glass terrarium with a black lid and a small heat mat, and there's a blue ID sticker on the tank that reads Rex. This gecko means a lot to my family—it's my son's first pet—and I’d be forever grateful if someone spotted it wandering near campus or turned it in at the Lost & Found in Bryan/College Station.
Nintendo Switch OLED with neon Joy-Cons
I found a Nintendo Switch OLED model this afternoon around 2:45pm here in College Station. It's white with neon red and blue Joy-Cons, in pretty good condition with a clean screen and just a few specks of dust under the screen protector. I found it near the Memorial Student Center parking lot behind the MSC on George Bush Drive, by the bus stop. It comes with a space-themed silicone case and a blue carrying pouch with a small rocket sticker on the back, nice little identifying features. I know how much this could mean to someone and I'd love to help get it back.
Black Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones in case
I lost my black Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones yesterday around 3pm near the Memorial Student Center on the Texas A&M campus in College Station. They're in their original black carrying case, which has a small dent on the hinge and a slightly cracked left ear pad. The outside case features a blue 'A&M' sticker and a white charging cable tucked inside. They mean a lot to me and I really need them back; they helped me power through long study sessions, and they were a gift from my sister.