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Animal science senior Stephanie Young's device alerts veterinarians about complications in animal patients after surgery.

The proposed biosensor could potentially detect airborne pathogens in high-traffic areas like hospitals and retirement homes.

Three undergraduates designed the prototype as part of Aggies Against COVID-19.

A mobile application designed by Texas A&M students aims to easily connect users to care providers.

A first-ever survey of top 50 programs found that Mays tops the list in both categories.

The new $35 million facility located near the Texas A&M golf course is expected to be complete by 2022.

The university has more than 1,200 veterans enrolled and is rated No.1 nationally for its veterans programs.

Student volunteers participating in the Small Event will beautify the grounds of the Texas A&M-Galveston campus.

Colette Nickodem received the first USDA fellowship for food safety.

The solemn ceremony recognizing deceased Aggies is one of the university’s oldest traditions.