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Participation in the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets has been optional since 1965, but more than 2,300 young men and women elected to join the corps this fall.

One thing Texas A&M University anthropology professor Mike Waters has learned through the years is this: if you have a good story to tell, the world will want to hear about it.

Hurricane Ike’s death and destruction vividly pointed out the need for protection from hurricane storm surge in the Houston-Galveston region.

When the creators of the new show “American Mansion” on the National Geographic Channel were looking for a host, they reached out to the agent of former Texas A&M University student David Applebaum.

At age 78, Texas A&M memory expert William Klemm can not only find his car keys every day, but he probably has some good clues to help you find yours.

It’s called “Senior Walk,” and it’s one of the most well-known and unique traditions in the world of higher education.

“My first thought when I saw the news reports of the Deepwater Horizon explosion in the Gulf two years ago were, ‘Oh my gosh, I wonder if some of the bombs down there are to blame.'”

A team led by a Texas A&M University researcher has found a new water cycle connection between the U.S. southwest and the tropics, and understanding the processes that have brought precipitation to the western U.S.

Faculty from Texas A&M University, the University of Arkansas and Texas Tech University are using “Second Life“ to prepare agricultural communications students for real-life crisis situations.

Texas A&M University is ranked as one of the nation’s “best colleges to work for” — placing sixth overall, third among public institutions and first in Texas.