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Lauren Williams, a senior special education major, is one of approximately 100 participating in the Undergraduate Research Scholars Program.

The statue of Gen. James Earl Rudder, located near the building named for him, was moved a few yards from its former location and turned so it now faces down the length of Military Walk.

Today’s couch potato guy would be no match for the Neanderthal of 20,000 years ago.

This is one family that is a walking, talking corps recruiting poster.

There’s about a 50 percent chance of the white stuff starting Friday afternoon, and that local forecast isn’t from the National Weather Service – it’s from students studying weather at Texas A&M.

The new program, “Aggie Pals: Go Write To College,” aims to encourage fourth and fifth grade first-generation students to pursue higher education.

"There are positives and negatives to this issue, and it’s something that owners should discuss with their veterinarians before coming to a decision.”

Viruses are well known for attacking humans and animals, but some viruses instead attack bacteria.

Ella Doerge ‘10, a genetics major from Clive, Iowa, has been selected as a finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship.

Five outstanding undergraduates at Texas A&M have been nominated for the Rhodes and Marshall Scholarships.