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Enrollment after the first week of classes totals 50,054, for an increase of 925 students over the final figure for the fall semester last year.

If you should come in contact with a bat, or find one dead or alive in a campus building, or a live bat anywhere that cannot fly, please call the Facilities Services Communications Center immediately.

Most University Dining facilities are now open for the fall semester.

A gentle nudge … an inquisitive sniff — your dog or cat’s nose can be used to communicate as well as inquire.

The battle of invading plants and animals could be coming to your front door and is costing you millions of dollars.

Some people insist that their reptiles know them and enjoy being with them. Can reptiles feel or portray emotions?

The Archylou and George Dickie Jr. ’46 Memorial Endowed Scholarship honors a couple who championed Texas A&M solidarity in the Shackelford-Stephens-Throckmorton County region starting in the 1950s.

As Texas continues to bake in record heat, the drought news for the state continues to be bleak – Texas is now in the midst of its most severe one-year drought on record.

For equestrian riding enthusiasts the heat may necessitate paying extra attention to your horse’s physical needs and changing your riding habits.

They’re called fireflies, lightning bugs, glowworms and other names.