Business & Government

Domonic Bearfield

July 14, 2011 • 3 min. read

At the age of 16, Dr. Domonic Bearfield knew he wanted to become a professor.

The adage “with age comes wisdom” may actually ring true, according to psychologists at Texas A&M University and the University of Texas at Austin.

After Texas A&M University student Cory Monzingo of Pflugerville lost his battle with a rare cancer last December, his family and friends created a scholarship to honor the 21-year-old’s courage.

One of the big issues for most parents as they prepare for school in the fall is paying for what their kids want versus what they really need for the upcoming school year.

Texas A&M’s Department of Visualization graduates use expert CGI to add shine and rev-up the speed of Lightning McQueen.

George K. Hickox Jr., who holds two degrees from Texas A&M University, will begin serving on the Texas A&M Foundation Board of Trustees on July 1.

More than 85 high school students from across the state have come to Texas A&M University to take part in the Texas Governor’s School in Arts and Humanities for Urban Leadership.

The Student Recreation Center - known as the Rec on campus - is one of several facilities operated by the Department of Recreational Sports.

Campus Life

Konrad Johnson An A&M Story

June 14, 2011 • 6 min. read

“If I ever come back one day to give a speech to students it’s going to be called ‘How 13 Votes Can Make a Difference.’ Because 13 votes got me elected into Student Senate."

Abney survived combat with the invading Japanese, the infamous Bataan death march, tropical disease, near starvation and over two years of captivity in forced labor camps.