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Murphy Smith, accounting professor at Texas A&M’s Mays Business School, was presented the Distinguished Teaching Award by the Academy of Educational Leadership.

Arthur, Texas A&M’s first senior executive chef, joins the list of the top 500 chefs in the United States.

To honor the memory and spirit of their 6-year-old grandson who seemed destined to be an Aggie, Patricia and Warren Kirksey of Lockhart have established the Spencer Patton Squire Memorial Scholarship.

South American parrots have a pretty dirty little secret that researchers want to know more about: why their favorite meal isn’t fruits or nuts, but soil.

Stark recently pledged $105,000 to Mays Business School in the form of an estate gift, as well as an additional $105,000 to the 12th Man Foundation.

Researchers at Texas A&M University are participating in developing a treatment for influenza that forms a jelly when sprayed into the nose.

The JCAP is a recruiting program for the Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M designed for qualified JROTC, CAP, Young Marine and Sea Cadets in their junior and senior year of high school.

The Department of Student Financial Aid has announced the launch of a new financial literacy program, “The Money Wise Aggie.”

Texas Aggies have never been timid about showing their love for their school, and many drive the message home in a literal way – by using a personalized license plate.

“Andi was blessed to know early in her life that she had the ability to work with people and touch their lives.”