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Texas A&M Collection Of Rare Veterinary Medicine Books Is Unique
April 4, 2011 • 3 min. readThe Texas A&M University Libraries has acquired a collection of rare books about treating animals and animal care, with some of the books nearly 500 years old.
There are several species of lizards that are good to keep as pets, depending on your level of expertise as a reptile keeper.
Texas A&M takes another step in being a leader by providing fast and easy access to campus services through TAMUmobile apps, with its latest development being an app for Android smart phones.
The following message is sent on behalf of Vice President for Administration Rodney P. McClendon.
From The First, The Halling Triplets Knew They Wanted To Be Aggies
March 3, 2011 • 4 min. readAaron, Lilliebeth and Pollyanna Halling were born together, grew up together and are attending Texas A&M University together.
George Bush Award For Excellence In Public Service To Be Presented Posthumously To President Reagan
Feb. 25, 2011 • 3 min. readPresident Bush and the George Bush Presidential Library Foundation will present the George Bush Award for Excellence in Public Service posthumously to President Ronald Reagan.
“I believe our student-athletes have just as much fun as the second graders.”
Aggie Energy Announces Additional Budget-Friendly Electricity Plans For Aggie Fans
Feb. 22, 2011 • 2 min. readAggie Energy has made it even easier on the pocketbook of Texas A&M fans to support the university with the flip of a switch.
Not Cat-A-Strophic: Texas A&M Program Successfully Controls Campus Feral Cats
Feb. 10, 2011 • 3 min. readTexas A&M University has addressed its feline challenge in a highly humane and proactive manner that is being viewed as a national model.
New Texas A&M Student Organization Formed To Serve University Guests
Feb. 9, 2011 • 2 min. readThe Aggie Experience Council, a new student organization at Texas A&M University, is dedicated to sharing the Aggie experience with university guests.