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A Texas A&M geography researcher and students are studying calcite in Texas caves to evaluate Southern Great Plains climatology.

The name change to Disability Resources reflects a renewed focus of the department’s efforts to collaborate with the campus community to ensure an accessible educational experience for students.

The total reflects a slight increase of 98 students from 2018 in figures reported to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.

The Silver Taps ceremony first held in 1898 is a solemn tribute for any current graduate or undergraduate student who has died during the year.

More than 4,300 Aggies will receive Aggie Rings during Aggie Ring Day Sept. 27 at the Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center.

Camella Carlson '20 and Oscar Gonzalez '20 are recipients of the honor from the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.

A video game developed by a Texas A&M animal science senior helps users develop cattle-working skills.

The week celebrating the signing of the Constitution features campus events, KAMU-TV programming and lectures.

Members of the Texas A&M and Bryan-College Station communities can take part in the celebration of Latinx culture and achievements through Oct. 26.

The center, which provides students with eye exams and eyeglasses, is located in the Beutel Health Center.