A stroll into the woods southwest of campus might end with a glimpse of trees, bushes and maybe a raccoon, but at Kappa Sigma’s seven-acre lodge, these trails turn downright terrifying during their annual...

Dancing across the floor through socials and events, members of Aggie Westies find themselves in a judgment-free environment, switching between partners and advancing in lessons with one goal in mind::...

With the passage of Senate Bill 17, public universities in Texas have been prohibited from establishing or funding offices through the university that adhere to diversity, equity, or inclusion-, or DEI,...

Cool mornings and leaves crackling under students’ shoes can only mean one thing: the changing of seasons in Aggieland.  The Halloween season has already kicked off at The Queen Theatre in downtown...

This semester, Aggies have a new option other than dating apps and pick-up lines — a more scientific method known as the Marriage Pact. The matchmaking survey is designed to pair students based on...

From “Aggie Brat” to “Aggie Mom,” Princess Creations likely has a design that can pair perfectly with any style of Aggie spirit. The artist behind the work, biomedical sciences senior Melissa Cubas,...

A strong harmony is spread through Texas A&M by a non-competing a cappella group with only 10 members: The Femmatas.  The Femmatas are an a cappella group formed of treble voices — any voice...

Every other Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m., the relaxation space outside of the Innovative Learning Classroom Building, or ILCB, transforms into a coffee shop.  The space holds a free event called Coffeehouse,...

Walking into Spec’s Wines, Spirits and Finer Foods in College Station on Wednesday felt more like stepping into a concert hall.  “It was my pleasure being here,” Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson...

As the audience gathers to watch Micheal Feinstein’s “Because Of You,” a touching tribute to Tony Bennett, they may find themselves wondering what is coming up next for Texas A&M’s Opera and...

As anticipation builds in the leadup to the annual Texas A&M football game against Arkansas, the sound of bottle caps clinking together can be heard all across campus. Members of the Corps of Cadets...

As the weekend campus bustle eased with the setting sun, a moonlit celebration was just beginning. On Sept. 14, students quietly trickled onto Simpson Drill Field to attend NASA’s International Observe...