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The latest version is the General Rudder, named June 6 for legendary Texas A&M graduate James Earl Rudder, who commanded the fabled Army Rangers during their scaling of Pointe Du Hoc on D-Day, June 6, 1944.

Ford had his auto, Winchester his rifle, Boeing loved his jets. Tom Iliffe will gladly settle for his cave crustaceans.

A new ranking in A Review of Fifty Public University Honors Programs puts the Texas A&M University Honors Program in the top spot in the category of “Schools with Engineering Focus.”

Overcoming adversity while continuing to excel academically was the common denominator for four Texas A&M students who received the 2012 Aggie Spirit Awards.

Betsy and Peter Forster of Washington, D. C., pledged $1 million to the Texas A&M Foundation in support of the renovation and expansion of Texas A&M University’s Memorial Student Center.

Texas A&M University presented its three top student awards to Amy Leigh Aldrich, Tanner B. Wilson and Hilary Albrecht Loveless during spring commencement ceremonies.

To better control exposure to and infection by this pathogen in humans, it is important to gain a better understanding of the swine host-pathogen relationship that will lead to better detection measures.

The painful finger-pricks diabetics are forced to endure when checking their blood sugar levels could become a thing of the past.

"As we prepare to wrap up this academic year, I write to provide you with an update about some of the major construction projects in and around campus."

The Texas A&M Foundation recognized Nancy and Howard Terry and twin brothers Dan and Dudley Hughes as the 2012 recipients of the Sterling C. Evans Medal.