Posted: 4:04 PM Members of the Texas Aggie Storm Chasers, a group of about 60 Texas A&M University students, are prepped and ready to jump in their cars and spot some severe storms — and with recent record-high temperatures as the trigger, they may get their wish.
Updated: 10:53 PM Today was the deadline for private companies to submit their proposals to take over Texas A&M dining services.
Posted: 10:22 AM Later this month, the 100th anniversary of one of history’s most tragic events will occur – the sinking of the Titanic – and the question often asked is: Could such a disaster happen again?
Updated: 3:13 PM Thousands of people are on campus for Parents' Weekend.
Posted: 9:20 AM Texas A&M University has once again gained national attention for something that just comes naturally to Aggies – selfless service. Texas A&M’s newest such high-level acknowledgment is inclusion on the 2012 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll/.
Updated: 6:46 PM Aggie band will have to move.
Updated: 5:27 PM The former leaders of the Aggie campus will soon speak to the latest class of Longhorns.
Posted: 2:03 PM Parents’ Weekend, an annual spring celebration honoring Aggie moms and dads since 1919, begins Friday (March 30) at Texas A&M University.
Updated: 11:21 PM More than 17,000 Texas A&M students signed up to volunteer this year.
Posted: 10:17 PM The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets will honor seven former cadets at its annual Hall of Honor induction ceremony, but it's the honorary recipient in this year's class that is the biggest name of them all.
Posted: 2:40 PM Each spring, Ducks Unlimited announces its Sweet 16 list of top-producing volunteer university chapters throughout the nation. This elite group is considered the best of the best when it comes to fundraising and overall chapter strength.
Posted: 4:17 PM Kirsten Pullen, associate professor of performance studies and Ray A. Rothrock '77 Research Fellow at Texas A&M, has been appointed director of the Academy for the Visual and Performing Arts at the university.
Posted: 11:47 AM Two prominent Texas A&M University former students — one, a leading expert in statistics, analytics and data mining, and the other one of the university’s own pioneering synthetic organic chemists — have earned selection by the Texas A&M College of Science for its highest alumni honor, induction into the college’s Academy of Distinguished Former Students.
Updated: 11:15 AM The president of Texas A&M University cautioned Tuesday that colleges and universities need to develop their own campus security plans that suit their particular needs.
Updated: 11:38 AM Texas A&M University will once again reach out to teens interested in attending a college or university using the spring online "CollegeWeekLive” fair for prospective students.
Updated: 7:47 AM These Aggies who dedicated themselves to a selfless service are bringing the community of Joplin back together and feeding its need for hope.
Updated: 6:52 PM More than 90 Aggie Greek volunteers boarded buses for Joplin Friday afternoon with the opportunity to give back foremost on their minds.
Posted: 4:04 PM Texas A&M University Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Karan Watson is featured in the March issue of Diverse: Issues In Higher Education magazine as one of the nation's top 25 extraordinary women leaders who are “making a difference” in higher education and beyond.
Updated: 9:20 PM The Brazos Valley knows all too well how disastrous wildfires can be to families and property. With the recent wildfires in mind and the potential for more on the horizon, students with the Texas A&M Health Science Center are teaming up with local first responders to be prepared.
Posted: 3:28 PM Texas A&M University and Blinn College spring break runs from March 12-16. Although many students go home, work, or stay on campus, others travel to destinations such as Cancun, South Padre Island or Panama City.
Posted: 10:48 AM Award-winning science fiction writer Gene Wolfe, who attended Texas A&M University, will be recognized by the Chicago Literary Hall of Fame with the first Henry Blake Fuller Award.
Updated: 7:01 PM Texas A&M Junior Marquis Alexander will be next year's Corps Commander.
Updated: 6:50 PM Every Aggie we talked to didn't plan on leaving the Lone Star State.
Posted: 3:34 PM A decade ago, Houston businessman and philanthropist George P. Mitchell was so certain there were big discoveries to be made in physics and astronomy and that they should come out of Texas A&M University, he put money on it, endowing the George P. and Cynthia Woods Mitchell Institute for Fundamental Physics and Astronomy to bring the world’s most eminent minds in physics and astronomy to Aggieland.
