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For those of you who wake up in the morning and wonder if you should change your major (for the fourth time), or can’t decide between traveling the world or attending MATH 141, there is hope for you yet.

“Gen. Ramirez has an extreme love and passion for Texas A&M and the Corps of Cadets, and we are pleased that he will serve as our next commandant and lead the ‘Keepers of the Spirit’.”

Texas A&M architecture students will unveil design concepts for transforming a rural African medical clinic into a hospital.

Texas A&M University is one of six U.S. institutions being paired with Indonesian institutions as part of the U.S. Indonesia Partnership Program for Study Abroad Capacity.

New research from the Mays Business School at Texas A&M University on competitive advantage and capability sets suggests that weaknesses may be leveraged instead of eradicated.

Restoration of the tradition-laden walkway – which stretches for more than a quarter-mile and is dear to the hearts of tens of thousands of Aggies.

Lt. Col. Fred W. Dollar, the former director of the Department of Dining Services at Texas A&M University and Army veteran, died Sept. 5.

Just in time for the back-to-school season, Texas A&M University updates TAMUmobile apps.

Military Walk, a tradition-laden area in the heart of the Texas A&M University campus and tread by tens of thousands of Aggies over more than a century, will be formally reopened Saturday, September 11.

Aggies have rallied behind Texas A&M University’s beloved Memorial Student Center, giving $5.7 million for its renovation.