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Students in the College of Geosciences and the Texas A&M chapter of Wine To Water recently provided water filters to Texans still facing household water crises after February’s winter storms.

In its first national competition in 20 years, the Texas A&M dancers took top prizes.

The team is competing at its first national competition in 20 years.

Texas A&M grad student Maureen Hayden, who is legally blind, aims to help the planet through her work as a marine biology researcher.

Deceased Aggies are remembered in one of the university’s oldest traditions.

The student-run food pantry is open March 31-April 1.

A Texas A&M graduate student interprets passive sounds from fractured rock to catalog and map the subsurface channels needed for geothermal energy.

The new partnership will allow maritime cadets to get valuable experience at sea.

Attendance is limited to 300 students, faculty and staff. COVID-19 guidelines will be in place.

The student organization constructed four Texas Aggie Medical Clinics and two Texas Aggie Educational Units out of shipping containers during the fall 2020 semester