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  Standing For Our Core Values

  By Texas A&M University President Michael K. Young I am writing you tonight with a message that may seem ill-timed given our wonderful graduation ceremonies taking place this week. At the same time, this is a message about Aggies and that for which we stand. As such, I…

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  Campus Life

  Texas A&M Honors Two Profs With Teaching Excellence Award

  By Chad Wootton, Texas A&M Office of the Provost Dr. Tatiana Erukhimova, instructional associate professor in Texas A&M University’s Department of Physics and Astronomy in the College of Science, and Dr. Reuben A. Buford May, professor of sociology and Glasscock University Professor in Undergraduate Teaching Excellence in the…

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  Campus Life

  Football Letterman Lance Jackson Returns To Earn Degree 30 Years After Ending Playing Career

  More than 30 years after Lance Jackson’s football career came to an end, he will complete his degree this week. By Alan Cannon, Texas A&M University Athletics  Lance Jackson may be one of the oldest graduates to walk the stage at Reed Arena on Friday morning (9 a.m.) as…

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  Campus Life

  Message From President Young: Beyond The Boundaries

  President Michael K. Young. By Texas A&M University President Michael K. Young Being an Aggie is not merely a reflection of where you went to school, but rather who you are. Aggies are innovators, conscientious explorers, forward thinkers, and most importantly, leaders. Here, at Texas A&M, we invest in…

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  Campus Life

  Undergraduate Researchers Explore Capitol, Share Work, Learn About Legislative Process

  Omar Wyman and Bailey J. Woods walk the halls of the Texas State Capitol. By Elena Watts, Texas A&M University Marketing and Communications Two Texas A&M University students shared their research with legislators and their aides, among others, while learning about the legislative process at Undergraduate Research Day. The…

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  Campus Life

  In Case You Missed It — Week Of May 8

  Trending On Texas A&M Today 1. Resolution To Honor Texas A&M BUILD Project That Converts Shipping Containers To Clinics  2. Texas A&M System Regents Honor Class of 1917 Cadets  3. Architecture Students Transform Campus Walkway Into A ‘Tactical’ Urban Garden 4. Campus Community Gathers At Forum To Engage…

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  Health & Environment

  New ScottsMiracle-Gro Facility For Lawn And Garden Research Opens At Texas A&M

  Texas A&M and ScottsMiracle-Gro officials gathered in front of the new research facility at the grand opening on May 3. By Kay Ledbetter, Texas A&M University AgriLife The ScottsMiracle-Gro Facility for Lawn and Garden Research, located at 3100 F&B Road in College Station, officially opened May 3. The new…

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  Campus Life

  5 Things You Need To Know — Week Of May 8

  1. Texas A&M Meeting Its Commitment To Texas, Set To Graduate Over 10,000 Texas A&M University is projected to award more than 10,000 degrees this month during 14 commencement ceremonies held across Texas and at its branch campus in Doha, Qatar. 2. Two Texas A&M…

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  Business & Government

  Texas Congressman Flores Shares Leadership Lessons In Bush School Seminar

  Texas Rep. Bill Flores discussed leadership and management to homeland security graduate students at the Bush School. Texas Rep. Bill Flores traded his seat in the US House of Representatives for a seat at the head of an Aggie classroom recently as he led a seminar of homeland security…

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  Health & Environment

  Skeletal Remains Raise New Questions About Man’s Origins

  ”Neo” skull from Lesedi Chamber (left) with DH1 Homo naledi skull from Dinaledi Chamber (right). Photo credit: Wits University/ John Hawks By Keith Randall Texas A&M University Marketing and Communications A group of researchers that includes a Texas A&M University anthropologist have determined that the fossil  remains discovered last…