Andrea Roberts received a $50,000 grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation to support her work documenting post-Civil War black settlements, Freedman’s Towns and urban enclaves.
A book by Texas A&M’s Lorien Foote describes a moment during the Civil War when the U.S. flag brought comfort and cause for celebration to Union soldiers.
Three-year grants will support scholarly or creative projects in African studies, architecture, communication, English, history, international studies, law and sociology.
Harold Adams, a College of Architecture graduate in the class of 1961 who joined Texas A&M's faculty in 2018, will receive an honorary doctorate during spring commencement.
More than 400 former students and friends of professor Rodney Hill gathered at the Ice House on Main in Bryan to celebrate the renowned architect, environmental psychologist and futurist.
