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Former U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison and Austin aviation attorney Michael Slack will review the institute’s actions and offer guidance.

Chuck Klafka '69 helps maintain the grounds, provides support for events and admits to having a soft spot for the park's feathered residents.

Texas A&M AgriLife scientists are examining sustainable beekeeping, agriculture and urban development as part of the four-year study.

The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents will consider naming Welsh interim president at Sunday's board meeting.

Each faculty member will receive a $15,000 grant over three years to support academic research or creative work.

Botulism is a serious condition targeting the nerves that horses use to stand; the bacteria can grow in hay and grain.

Oppenheimer, dubbed “the father of the atomic bomb,” is the subject of a new movie in theaters now.

Dean Mark Welsh named acting president in wake of hiring controversy.

A new study describes how a novel nanomaterial can treat disorders of toxic levels of hydrogen sulfide that occur in Down syndrome and many other disorders.

From great hardship in Mexico all the way to the governor’s mansion in Texas, Scout the dog has had quite the journey.