In Case You Missed It — Week Of May 7

Juvenile Kemp’s ridley turtle equipped with a miniature solar-powered satellite transmitter to track its movements. F(lorida FWC)

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This illustration depicts a view of the night sky from a hypothetical planet within the youthful Milky Way galaxy 10 billion years ago. The heavens are ablaze with a firestorm of star birth. Glowing pink clouds of hydrogen gas harbor countless newborn stars, and the bluishwhite hue of young star clusters litter the landscape.

Texas A&M In The News

The 42 Biggest Questions About Life, the Universe, and Everything – Motherboard-Vice

BCS in DC: Education at the forefront with Blinn, A&M partnership – KBTX

Retailers Must Invest In Their Workers — Their Survival Depends On It – Forbes

Presidents often reverse US foreign policy — how Trump handles setbacks is what matters most now – San Antonio Express-News

Jim and Betty Sitton (far left) and Jennifer '97 and Ryan Sitton '97 (far right) bookend the inaugural Sitton Award recipients (from left) Falyn Knebel '18, Anthony Rasp '18, Lindsey Ray '18 and Stephanie DiCarlo '18 at the 2018 College of Science Spring Recognition and Awards Dinner. (Texas A&M University College of Science)

For Students, Faculty And Staff

Texas Railroad Commissioner Sitton Honors Texas A&M Science Teachers

Patrick Fulton Leads Sub-Seafloor Observatory Installation On IODP Expedition 375

Center For Teaching Excellence Celebrates 2nd ACT Awards

EnMed Celebrates First Endowed Scholarship

AACSB Reaccredits Mays Business School And Department Of Accounting

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