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When their twins, Lance and Lawrn, graduate from Texas A&M University Friday they will be the proud parents of four Aggie grads.

Seven Aggies received the Congressional Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest military award for bravery.

Texas A&M University’s mascot that was retired in 2008, Reveille VII, died after being hospitalized earlier in the week and undergoing emergency surgery.

Dr. Brett Giroir, Vice Chancellor for Strategic Initiatives, gave the commencement address at Texas A&M University-Galveston this past Saturday.

Texas A&M's signature broadcast television commercial “What You Stand For,” has earned a prestigious recognition: a Silver Telly.

Prof. Emeritus John R. Hoyle, a 1957 Texas A&M University graduate who taught at his alma mater for more than 30 years, passed away Tuesday March 12.

The Texas A&M Foundation honored members of the A&M Legacy Society who have donated $100,000 or more in support of the university.

Evans Medal recipients exhibit exemplary philanthropy, benefiting Texas A&M University through contributions and volunteer leadership.

For the second year, Texas A&M University’s Army ROTC Program has been named a winner of the MacArthur Award.

"It is a job very well done and brings pride to Texas A&M University and the Corps of Cadets.”