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“Big Event,” Texas A&M's community service project was a big winner in the awards portion of the Points of Light Institute program.
The classes have 15 students or fewer in each class and concentrate on a topic invented by a faculty member.
It is hard for many of us to believe how someone could inflict harm on such loving and devoted creatures, but it happens.
Ben M. Crouch has been appointed as interim dean of the College of Liberal Arts, effective Nov. 1.
“Blue haze” is formed by natural emissions of chemicals, but human activities can worsen it...
Dude Perfect started as six college roommates betting each other sandwiches on scored baskets in their backyard. The group soon decided to capture their unconventional shots on camera. But it didn’t stop there.
Dr. David M. Lee, 1996 Nobel Prize winner in Physics and James Gilbert White Distinguished Professor of the Physical Sciences Emeritus at Cornell University, will join Texas A&M University’s Department of Physics.
Students in Texas A&M Architecture-for-Health design studio have teamed with Health For All to research and design a medical facility that will expand health care services for low-income, uninsured individuals in the Brazos Valley.
High-powered high schools in a big city provide a firm foundation for future academics in the life sciences, but so do many smaller schools.
Even before stepping foot on campus, Student Body President Kolin Loveless possessed an unmistakable amiability toward Texas A&M University.