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The Texas A&M Foundation selected 20 new members for the eighth class of its student ambassadors organization, the Maroon Coats.

Four Texas A&M students have been awarded international development and media grants by the Center on Conflict and Development.

Alyssa Marie Michalke of Schulenburg, Texas, will take command of the 2,400-plus member unit, the largest of its type in the nation except for the service academies, at the conclusion of the spring semester and serve throughout the 2015-16 school year.

Released this month, the NSF’s Higher Education Research and Development Survey ranks Texas A&M at 19th.

Texas A&M University will open its campus to an estimated 10,000 prospective students and parents during the annual campus-wide open house.

The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents has named Michael K. Young as the sole finalist for president of Texas A&M University.

Chief diversity officer (CDO) positions are becoming more prevalent at colleges and universities, prompting the need for standards of professional practice.

The Texas A&M Women’s Chorus will be selling Singing Valentine’s beginning February 2.

Thanks to company representatives delving into Gould’s reasoning and character, that initial turn-down turned into a bona fide job offer upon graduation.

These Aggie students have taken advantage of all Startup Aggieland has to offer and are now pursuing their entrepreneurial dreams.