Updated: 11:15 PM Texas A&M fans are invited to tune in on Wednesday from 7-10 a.m. as 12th Man Productions broadcasts a special three-hour live television show on National Signing Day from the Bright Football Complex.
Posted: 2:49 PM Just as truck drivers want to know about road conditions and airline pilots are concerned with foggy skies, ship captains have an urgent need to know about wave heights – as do surfers and others who spend time on the seas and shores. A Texas A&M University at Galveston professor has spent his career studying large waves and what causes them.
Posted: 10:13 AM Texas A&M Forest Service and Fort Hood military base entered an agreement Monday that will provide a faster and more efficient response to wildfires.
Updated: 9:09 AM Texas A&M Defensive Lineman Kirby Ennis from Huntsville was arrested last night on charges of disorderly conduct/displaying a firearm.
Updated: 7:12 PM Texas A&M University's first football season in the SEC is in the books, literally.
Posted: 2:54 PM Texas A&M University has been authorized to award three honorary doctoral degrees at its commencement exercises this spring.
Posted: 2:52 PM Two Texas A&M University engineering professors, Drs. Mark Holtzapple and David Claridge, will join faculty from across the Southeastern Conference member schools as presenters at the inaugural SEC Symposium in Atlanta Feb. 10-12.
Updated: 3:59 PM Dr. Michael J. Benedik has been appointed dean of faculties and associate provost at Texas A&M University, formally filling the posts he has held on an interim basis for the past seven months.
Posted: 12:07 PM Even though school children are served a healthy lunch, researchers are wanting to know how much of their entrees are actually being eaten or pushed aside, and the cost associated with serving daily meals in a study conducted by Texas A&M University System researchers.
Updated: 5:35 PM When Super Bowl XLVII kicks off Sunday, Feb. 3, in the Mercedes Benz Superdome, facility managers and New Orleans emergency responders will breathe a little easier thanks to the training provided by TEEX and its National Emergency Response and Rescue Training Center (NERRTC).
Posted: 12:48 AM The Texas A&M System Board of Regents signed off on the renovation of two historic buildings on the College Station campus Thursday.
Updated: 10:59 PM Continuing a tradition of renovating and upgrading historically significant facilities that are still functional, Texas A&M University is launching major upgrades for an 81-year-old classroom building, Scoates Hall, and the equally old Jack K. Williams Building, the stately structure that stands at the end of the formal entrance to the institution.
Updated: 4:42 PM The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents today authorized Texas A&M University President R. Bowen Loftin to negotiate and execute new employment contracts with Aggie head football coach Kevin Sumlin and his assistant coaches as proposed by Director of Athletics Eric Hyman.
Posted: 3:15 PM As wildfires raged across Texas in 2011, Texas A&M Forest Service Incident Response Department Head Paul Hannemann directed statewide operations, oversaw the mobilization of thousands of firefighters and managed the suppression of thousands of blazes that burned almost 3 million acres.
Posted: 3:10 PM Although they are now in different athletic conferences, Texas A&M University and the University of Texas at Austin remain united in their commitment to enhancing academic excellence and the related need for legislative support financially and in other realms – hence the renewal of their “Together for Texans” program to be highlighted by "Orange & Maroon Legislative Day" scheduled for Feb. 5 in Austin.
Posted: 3:27 PM A new report from a government committee chaired by Texas A&M University physicist Robert Tribble has major implications for the future of U.S. nuclear science.
Updated: 9:48 AM Texas A&M's quest for higher education dollars went before the State Senate Finance Committee Monday in Austin.
Posted: 12:50 PM The Boy Scouts of America are recruiting volunteers to help reforest a popular campground that was devastated by wildfire over Labor Day weekend in 2011.
Posted: 11:28 AM COLLEGE STATION, Jan. 25, 2013—Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp today announced that the annual economic impact of the A&M System in the Bryan/College Station area has surpassed the $4 billion milestone for the first time—and has almost doubled in a decade. For calendar year 2012, the estimated Texas A&M impact on the entire Research Valley was $4.3 billion, an increase of more than $540 million from 2011 levels and $2.2 billion more than 2002, a 95.7 percent gain.
Posted: 9:33 AM A Texas A&M University at Galveston professor is part of a diving team that descended 462 feet in a West Texas cave, believed to be the deepest underwater cave in the United States.
