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Largest Ever Contingent Of Aggies To Compete In The 2008 Olympic Games
July 29, 2008 • 7 min. readThe largest ever contingent of Texas A&M University representatives will make their way to the 2008 Olympic Games held in Beijing, China.
Richard Kardys, a 1967 graduate of Texas A&M University has joined the Texas A&M Foundation Board of Trustees.
Six seminars in the geosciences will be offered to incoming freshmen this fall semester through the university’s new First-Year Seminar program.
A cold slice of watermelon has long been a Fourth of July holiday staple. But according to recent studies, the juicy fruit may be better suited for Valentine’s Day.
Lea and Loftus Fitzwater III established the Casey Fitzwater Endowed Regents’ Scholarship through the Texas A&M Foundation.
The Texas A&M Rodeo Team sent six competitors to Casper, Wyoming for the College National Finals Rodeo.
Distinguished Achievement Award For Research: Dr. Guoyao Wu
June 10, 2008 • 2 min. readDr. Wu, a professor, University Faculty Fellow and AgriLife Research Faculty Fellow in the Department of Animal Science, is studying diabetes.
The Texas Clipper, a 473-foot, 7,000-ton ship, was purposely sunk last November in the Gulf and today is home to a variety of fish and marine life as well as a frequent destination for scuba divers.
The Texas A&M University Physical Plant Department has openings in its technical trades apprenticeship program.
The annual Dean’s Roundtable hosted by the college recognizes educators who are role models to their students and peers.