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Howe, a longtime advocate for better mathematics education for teachers, will join the Department of Teaching, Learning & Culture as a tenure-track faculty member this coming academic year with the goal of helping Texas A&M produce more and better-prepared teachers.

“Everywhere Reveille goes, all of a sudden everyone’s face lights up. She makes everyone’s day better.”

Texas A&M students recently crafted real estate proposals for the project, including design concepts, construction schedules and operating cost estimates.

Texas A&M University graduate Matthew Petty, an International Studies and Russian double major, has been awarded a coveted Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Scholarship.

Students from across campus and varying majors were asked to explain “What is your big idea?” through both a written proposal and a video pitch.

The Department of Visualization has trained animators who’ve gone on to work at some of the world’s leading studios, including Pixar, Walt Disney and Dreamworks.

Texas A&M University School of Law had the third highest pass rate of the nine Texas law schools.

According to 16-year-old Noel Jett, who graduated this month from Texas A&M, although such situations are quirky, the profoundly gifted often struggle emotionally and she hopes to devote her professional life to helping them.

All of current/former military who are graduating in May 2015 are invited to a reception hosted by the Veteran Resource & Support Center.

The Medal of Excellence, a graduation distinction given to undergraduate students at Mays Business School, has gotten a new name.