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Second graders at Johnson Elementary School in Bryan had a snowball fight on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020, after raising $908 during the school's p…
Texas A&M held a dedication and celebration at the Innovative Learning Classroom building on the Texas A&M campus in College Station o…
The Texas A&M Agronomy Society will open its annual corn maze this weekend.
As Texas A&M students gear up for the upcoming school year, department of residence life leaders are equipping themselves with plans to ke…
A group of local young adult organizers delivered a presentation Tuesday morning urging the Brazos County Commissioners Court to add another v…
A&M United Methodist Church will host a drive-thru “Christmas in July” food and supplies donation drive Wednesday evening to support the B…
In 2014, historian Caleb McDaniel learned of the formerly enslaved woman Henrietta Wood, who won a lawsuit in the 1800s against a man who sold…
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Col. Rosendo “Ross” Guieb said retiring from a three-decade career in the Army to become the first executive director of the George H.W. Bush …
Two local volunteers are part of a statewide task force meant to determine best solutions to internet connectivity and device availability to …
Members of the Texas A&M School of Public Health held a recent webinar to answer questions and clear up misconceptions surrounding COVID-19.
Texas A&M’s Private Enterprise Research Center released its monthly Economic Indicators report Thursday morning. The presentation included…
The Bryan-College Station Chamber of Commerce and Texas A&M’s Private Enterprise Research Center released results of a recent survey of ne…
More than 50% of fall course sections at Texas A&M will be offered in-person and 63% of students will have two or more courses offered in-…
The Texas A&M University System will provide access to free COVID-19 testing for all students, faculty and staff at system campuses this fall.
Forty-five people in the Texas A&M University community are coming together for the next few months to address topics surrounding diversit…
A 45-person commission has been selected to address diversity, equity and inclusion at Texas A&M University, according to an announcement …
More than 100 people gathered for more than three hours on Sunday — with temperatures over 100 degrees for the first time this year — for a pr…
The Texas A&M School of Public Health is holding a virtual discussion on common misconceptions pertaining to COVID-19 from 12:30 to 1:30 p…
Defining terms including “institutional racism” and exploring the significance of Juneteenth are just a couple of items included in Texas A&am…
A research team led by Texas A&M professor and Texas Center for Climate Studies director John Nielsen-Gammon has published a study warning…
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Texas A&M University is implementing minimum computer requirements for students this fall to ensure students are able to complete all cour…
The Texas A&M University Police Department has closed its investigation regarding racist notes found on a student’s car at the Park West A…
The Collaborative Learning Center, a new model of preschool for students ages 2 to 6, will open Aug. 3 near Texas A&M University.
Texas A&M’s Student Senate has released results from a six-question survey sent to gauge opinions from current students regarding the Lawr…
Monday guidance from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement that would affect many international students has Texas A&M University leade…
CAMERON — Representatives from the Texas A&M University Health Science Center and Florida-based health company OnMed gathered at the Milam…
Officials with the Texas A&M University System said Monday that a drive-in fireworks show at the RELLIS Campus will become an annual tradi…
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