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Construction crews are making steady progress on the new Music Activities Center on Texas A&M’s campus, with a planned grand opening of Aug. 30, 2019.

Victoria Scriven helped lead the way for younger Aggies pursuing ocean science as the first Texas A&M undergraduate student to ever major in Oceanography.

More than 100 students walked across the stage during the branch campus’s annual commencement ceremony.

Chagas disease, caused by the protozoan parasite Trypanosoma cruzi, is transmitted through kissing bugs, or cone-nose bugs, and can cause acute or chronic heart disease or death in dogs and humans.

Logan, Luke and Lydee Barnes were considered a package deal growing up, but Texas A&M student organizations and the Corps of Cadets helped them create their own identities and grow closer together in the process.

A team of 10 graduating mechanical engineering seniors from Texas A&M won the prize for off-track safety at the annual Shell Eco-marathon energy efficiency competition in Sonoma, California.

Texas A&M Transportation Services collected 3,642 pounds of food and personal care items for the 12th Can Food Pantry on campus during its annual Donations for Citations campaign.

Texas A&M student veteran Ennis Rios overcame adversity on his way to becoming 2018-2019 Deputy Corps Commander of the Corps of Cadets. This week he will graduate with a degree from the College of Geosciences.

A near-death experience inspired Texas A&M student Jace Bentle to refocus on his career goals, travel the world and pursue dual master's degrees in architecture and land and property development.

The presence of a Texas A&M counselor on the Corps Quad has helped cadets manage stress and anxiety in a demanding environment.