A group of local young adult organizers delivered a presentation Tuesday morning urging the Brazos County Commissioners Court to add another v…
As Texas A&M students gear up for the upcoming school year, department of residence life leaders are equipping themselves with plans to ke…
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…
A&M United Methodist Church will host a drive-thru “Christmas in July” food and supplies donation drive Wednesday evening to support the B…
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.
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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…
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…
To encourage social distancing amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Texas A&M University System hosted “drive-in” fireworks at the RELLIS Campu…
Learning about Texas A&M campus traditions and making friends through Fish Camp and Transfer Camp will look different this year as leaders…
Lessons observed from the handling of COVID-19, along with previous pandemics and outbreaks, can help the country and the world prevent and pr…
