December 29, 2004 - September 28, 2024 Molly Nicole Sims A positive light with an unforgettable smile When Lindsay Milheron pictures Molly Sims, she’s usually sitting beside her in the Dutch Bros...

May 14, 1999 – August 31, 2024 Alexander Thomas Bull Eager to learn and surround himself with faith and family Alexander Thomas Bull had finally been able to take classes at Texas A&M after 25...

In his August brief, Texas A&M President Mark Welsh welcomed 78,000 students back to A&M’s campuses and made the student body aware of several new changes that recently have gone into effect. In...

The Department of Philosophy announced a new major in society, ethics and law for the fall. The major, available this semester, was previously a university studies concentration that has since been converted...

Starting Sep. 1, football fans will have new guidelines to follow if they plan on camping out for ticket pull. The updated system aims to comply with safety measures, such as keeping fire lanes clear and...

The Associated Collegiate Press announced the results of its semi-annual Clips & Clicks contest on Monday, with Texas A&M Student Media winning first place overall. This is the fourth consecutive...

Aggieland may have turned into a ghost town, but those who stayed behind are making the most of their summer. Certainly, the summer heat encapsulates a plethora of attitudes amongst the students. ...

The popular Japanese mochi and donut fusion restaurant, Mochinut, arrived in College Station in February 2024. The chain — founded in California in 2020 — has blossomed throughout the Houston area...

In his various positions, Professor Emeritus Bob Rogers laid down the stepping stones that student journalists at Texas A&M walk today, carving a transformative path when he helped merge The Battalion...

The Brazos County Precinct 2 Constable’s office is distributing free backpacks, school supplies and gift cards to local students in need on July 12 from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. in a “Back to School Bash.” The...

In the months leading up to University Health Services announcing gender-affirming care will no longer be offered by Aug. 1, members of the conservative alumni group The Rudder Association advocated to...

Texas A&M System Chancellor John Sharp announced Monday he will be retiring on June 30, 2025.  A figure notorious in state politics, Sharp led the System through its last decade — from Lt. Gov....