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The celebration honors five Texas A&M doctoral students and showcases their work.

Texas A&M President Michael K. Young and Zachry Group CEO John B. Zachry will deliver remarks to kick off a day of service March 30.

Leading one of the largest student bodies in the nation is no small undertaking, and as outgoing Student Body President Amy Sharp learned, the dedicated support of others is key.

Mikey Jaillet, a junior finance major from Round Rock, says his main goals for his time as student body president include campus unity and erecting a statue in honor of Matthew Gaines.

Two hearings on March 28 at the Bush School will explore how to create more service opportunities and improve access to them.

The Human Library at Texas A&M gave students a chance to challenge biases in a 30-minute dialogue with human ‘books.’

Make a date for free family fun and experience the many wonders of science and technology at the Mitchell Physics Building.

What began after World War I as a campus Mother’s Day celebration has grown into a weekend dedicated to Aggie families. This year's Family Weekend is set for April 12-14.

Teams representing Texas A&M, James Madison University, Greece, Brazil and Wales will meet in College Station for a showcase and final competition April 23-24 for a chance to win the $3,000 top prize.

Texas A&M enrolled 178 National Merit Scholars in the fall 2018 semester, which ranked No.3 among all public universities and No. 7 overall.