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The Kyle Fair in Kyle, Texas on Sunday, May 21, 2023.

Kyle Texas’ Kyle Fair falls 500 Kyles short of world record

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
May 22, 2023
Managing Editor Kyle McClenagan will graduate from Texas A&M with a Bachelor’s in history and a minor in journalism on Thursday, May 11 at 7 p.m.

‘As much as you know as quickly as possible’

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
May 7, 2023
Members of Aggie Dems and the Young Americans Foundation participate in a debate hosted by Texas A&M Moderates in the Memorial Student Center, on Thursday, April 27, 2023.

A&M Moderates host debate between Aggie Democrats, YAF

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
April 27, 2023
Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp attends the Class of 1972 50-year reunion in Kyle Field on April 20, 2022.

A&M Board of Regents sued regarding WTAMU drag show cancellation

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
March 24, 2023
Gov. Greg Abbott speaks on school vouchers at Brazos Christian School on Tuesday, March 7, 2023.

Abbott promotes school choice at Brazos Christian School

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
March 7, 2023
Opinion writer Ryan Lindner says that another Abbott term is the way to go

Race for the Governor’s Mansion

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
October 19, 2022
Brazos County Commissioners Russ Ford, Nancy Berry and Irma Cauley with County Judge Duane Peters during the Sept. 20, 2022 meeting of the Commissioners Court in the Brazos County Administration Building. 

Commissioners court approves early voting transportation funding

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
October 11, 2022
Leasa Decuir address the College Station City Council about her family's health after discovering mold in back-to-back apartments, Thursday, June 9, 2022. 

‘There is no accountability’ : Local activists forge campaign to ensure safe housing for all

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
June 13, 2022
Weed Protest

Joint decision: Students organize rally in support of recreational marijuana use

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
April 20, 2022
Students are asked by University Police officers to vacate the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs while holding a sit-in on Wednesday, April 20, 2022.

VPSA Ramirez refuses to meet with student protesters

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
April 20, 2022
Students and community members have reported 18 cases of stolen wheels and rims across College Station.

Wheels of misfortune

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
April 13, 2022
The Aggie Ring has changed in appearance and substance since its creation, as seen in the above rings form the classes of 1890, 1900, 1933 and 2020.

History of Aggie Rings

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
April 6, 2022
Senior Yell candidate Kipp Knecht speaks during the yell leader debate on Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022.

Prospective Yell Leaders voice why they should be new faces of A&M

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
February 23, 2022
The weather in Bryan-College Station has been changing dramatically on an almost weekly basis.

College Station experiences record rainfall

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
February 2, 2022
Chad Prather is a conservative YouTube commentator who is running for the Republican bid in the 2022 Texas gubernatorial race.

Prospective Republican gubernatorial candidates visit College Station

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
January 21, 2022
Opinion writer Zach Freeman discusses intra-party fighting within the Democratic Party and why they shouldn’t blame progressives if they want to succeed.

A guide to Texas’ 2022 gubernatorial election candidates

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
January 19, 2022
Burger Mojo was one of several new businesses in the Bryan-College Station area to expand its reach during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

New businesses flocking to Aggieland despite economic uncertainties amid pandemic

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
December 7, 2021
In the midst of a recovering economy resulting in supply chain disruptions, shipping companies FedEx and UPS are working to increase the number of goods they are able to move in order to help combat shortages. 

Fallout from global supply chain shortages impact local businesses

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
November 21, 2021

Confusion arises over delta-8 legality

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
November 14, 2021
Academic Building

Provost office clamps down on Zoom classes

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcClenagan
November 11, 2021
Protestors at the Young Americans for Freedom event had a variety of signs and were representing a variety of causes.

Students hold anti-hate protest before Mike Pence’s speech at A&M

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
November 11, 2021
A study published by Environment Texas reported 40 days of polluted air in the Bryan-College Station area for 2020. 

Bryan-College Station experienced 40 days of polluted air in 2020

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
November 3, 2021
On Monday, Nov. 1 students gathered in Rudder Plaza at 5 p.m. to protest Texas A&M's COVID-19 policies and guidelines. 

Divisions in student population on full display at COVID-19 protest

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
November 1, 2021
Ted Eytan from Washington, DC, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons

Transgender athletes may soon face new restrictions

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
October 20, 2021
Texas A&M University held Aggie Mental Health Day for students on Monday, Oct. 11 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Academic Plaza. 

Class of 2022 hosts first student mental health day

By Kyle Mcclenagan @KMcclenagan
October 11, 2021
With a return to in-person learning, students across Texas A&M's campus raise concerns for the lack of virtual learning options available with COVID-19 cases still on the rise. 

Learning in isolation

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
October 7, 2021
Eligible students now have the opportunity to receive COVID-19 antibody therapy through Texas A&M's Student Health Services. 

FDA approves Pfizer booster shots

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
September 30, 2021
Joe Biden

Biden suggests new approach to COVID-19

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
September 22, 2021
With the 2021 Fall semester in full swing, Texas A&M students have started to experience a campus-wide parking shortage.

Transportation Services addresses student parking concerns

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
September 19, 2021
Texas A&M's Division of Student Affairs provides healthcare resources to students on campus, offering a variety of services including diagnostic care and individual therapy sessions. 

Campus resources: health, mental health

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
September 13, 2021
On Friday, Aug. 27 the House passed Senate Bill 1, but must be enacted upon by the Senate and House of Representatives before approval by Gov. Abbott. 

Texas Legislature returns to special session

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
August 30, 2021
As of July 1, the Texas Sea Grant exhibit will be displayed in the George Bush Presidential Library to commemorate 50 years of work and research by the organization. 

Bush Presidential Library unveils new sea grant exhibit

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
July 14, 2021
Classroom

Texas House Bill banning critical race theory slated for governor’s desk

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
May 31, 2021
Latinx Graduation

Student organizations host graduation celebrations

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
May 10, 2021
Academic Building

Two new COVID-19 strains identified on A&M’s campus

By Kyle McClenagan @KMcclenagan
May 3, 2021
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