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Although Conner Prochaska attends meetings 12 hours almost every day, he says he doesn’t consider himself to be a busy person because he loves his job as student body president.

To honor Hannah Beth Ann Peterson and her dedication to becoming a teacher, a memorial scholarship has been set up in her name and is now open to receive contributions.

The JCAP is a recruiting program for the Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M designed for qualified JROTC, CAP, Young Marine and Sea Cadets in their junior and senior year of high school.

The Department of Student Financial Aid has announced the launch of a new financial literacy program, “The Money Wise Aggie.”

Texas Aggies have never been timid about showing their love for their school, and many drive the message home in a literal way – by using a personalized license plate.

The Peace Corps’ Master’s International program has added Texas A&M University to its roster of university partners.

Often, the dilemma facing graduates is not getting a job offer; it’s deciding which job offer to accept.

Texas A&M University is gearing up to begin its new University Studies Degree with the start of the fall semester, offering students the opportunity to have more flexibility.

The first day of class isn’t until next Monday (Aug. 27), but incoming freshmen in the Corps of Cadets reported to their units Sunday (Aug. 19) to start Freshmen Orientation Week.

The top-tier research university was selected by Apple as one of only 16 colleges and universities in the nation to help launch iTunes U.