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The award is presented each May to the most outstanding graduating cadets commissioned into military service.

Howdy Farm, a student-run sustainable farming project is providing the community with fresh produce and education about the merits of local agriculture.

Interim Texas A&M University President Mark Hussey has announced termination of a requirement that would have led to all students living in on-campus housing being required to purchase meal plans.

Texas A&M is graduating students at a record rate, with many of them immediately entering the workforce, while others enter graduate or professional school in preparation for subsequent careers that rationally produce even higher financial returns.

The Fish Drill Team of the Texas A&M University Corps of Cadets has again won the national drill competition meet.

Texas A&M officials made the pledge as part of the “Generation Study Abroad“ initiative to increase the number of American students who study abroad.

Kyle Kelly, an industrial distribution major from Boerne, has been elected student body president for Texas A&M University.

At the last Disaster Day simulation, a Texas A&M cadet portrayed an explosion victim so convincingly, that tears well up in Chelsea Knutson’s eyes when she recalls it.

The Texas A&M Corps of Cadets sent 26 students to Turkey for an 11-day visit in January 2014.

Texas A&M stands ready to help students, faculty and staff by intervening when concerning behaviors are reported to them.