Posted: 9:41 AM Looking for answers to the problem of climate change and what might cause it, a Texas A&M University student researcher believes some clues might be found in soil.
Updated: 10:02 AM African-American playwright Charles Gordone won the Pulitzer Prize in 1970 and some are asking for his name be placed on the new College of Liberal Arts building.
Updated: 6:38 PM If trends continue this year may go down as the second warmest winter on record for the country.
Posted: 11:46 AM The 25th annual President’s Meritorious Service Awards program at Texas A&M University this week focused on honoring the 28 employees selected for special Aggie recognition because of their exemplary service.
Updated: 12:11 AM A modern day political pioneer and leader of the Democratic House spoke to hundreds tonight on the Texas A&M campus. Nancy Pelosi accepted an invitation from former President George H.W. Bush to speak at Bush Library Conference Center on President's day.
Updated: 4:46 PM The Texas Aggie Dance Team made headlines more than two decades ago when it was the first group of women to dance at a Texas A&M athletic event.
Posted: 11:50 AM The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation has named Texas A&M Oceanography researcher and professor Dr. John Kessler as a recipient of a 2012 Sloan Research Fellowship.
Updated: 11:41 PM Blue Bell Park is open for business after Olsen Field underwent a $24 million renovation.
Updated: 6:53 PM As crews raced to finish Blue Bell Park Friday morning, students lined up to fill up the stadium for the first time.
Posted: 2:05 PM Studies reveal more than 50 percent of on-duty deaths are attributed to heart disease, making it the leading cause of death among firefighters. However, a program at Texas A&M University is seeking to change these statistics.
Posted: 10:43 PM Students who want to go to Texas A&M may have to pay a little more.
Updated: 10:55 PM Student Samantha Ketcham is running to be a senior yell leader with elections two weeks away.
Posted: 11:37 AM Prof. Emeritus John R. Hoyle, who has varied association with Texas A&M — as a student, key player on a conference championship baseball team, author of “Good Bull” tales about Aggies and an award-winning teacher and researcher for more than three decades — has been selected as the university’s campus Muster speaker.
Updated: 9:13 AM On February 3rd, we showed you what the stadium looked like with two weeks to go till the season opener. Now with just four days to go, the progress is incredible.
Posted: 2:35 PM Increased warming from changing ocean currents has accelerated over the past 100 years and could ultimately affect climate patterns over much of the world, according to research by two Texas A&M University oceanographers.
Posted: 2:16 PM Candidates for Texas A&M University Student Body President will face off on campus in a series of debates this month at the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum.
Posted: 10:40 AM Researchers have found evidence of cooperation in the unlikeliest of places — among atoms within solids.
Posted: 9:20 PM The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents approved the addition of a $120 million classroom building and small animal hospital expansion project to the system’s capital plan today in their meeting in Corpus Christi.
Posted: 1:43 PM “One day. One place. Aggieland” is the theme for this year’s Aggieland Saturday, set for Feb. 18. On that day, Texas A&M University will open its campus to an estimated 10,000 prospective students and parents during the annual campus-wide open house.
Posted: 4:09 PM If you’re thinking of using an online dating company site to help you find a Valentine this year, you may want to choose the site carefully, cautions a Texas A&M University psychology professor.
Posted: 11:44 AM Dr. Deborah Loth has always been proud of the strong ties that bind the Aggie family. To commemorate those valuable lessons of life and academia instilled within her during her time in Aggieland, she recently established the Deborah Creel Loth ’82 Endowed Scholarship in Science.
Updated: 6:50 PM Stadium scheduled to open on February 17th.
Updated: 3:27 PM Spring semester enrollment at Texas A&M University totaled at a record 46,717 students as of the institution's 12th class day, for an increase of 295 over the certified figure for the spring 2011 semester, university officials reported today.
Updated: 1:48 AM News 3 spoke with an Astronomy Professor at Texas A&M to learn more about the meteor that was seen from the Brazos Valley to Kansas Wednesday night.
Posted: 3:06 PM When the Texas Health and Human Services Commission needed an assessment tool to help determine the amount of Medicaid home care families with special needs children might require, they called on a team of researchers at Texas A&M University and the Texas A&M University Health Science Center for help.
