The Network, a series of non-denominational churches across the United States, England and Taiwan, has recently fallen under controversy as multiple churches are leaving and denouncing the group for allegedly...

Texas A&M has been selected by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, to develop a new method for preserving microbial samples. The initiative aims to enhance the long-term viability...

Texas’ public health system is facing a crisis fueled by opioid and fentanyl misuse. In 2023, 5,093 Texans died from drug poisoning, 45.3% of which were from fentanyl alone. In response to this trend,...

Every Texas A&M student is required to take two political science classes to graduate — a requirement that can lead to learning about voting and its consequences. Instructional associate professor...

With election year tensions heating up, many students are becoming involved in political student organizations to find a group of like-minded people where they can discuss current issues. Students have...

An affordable student housing project is being dedicated to a former Texas A&M professor, Lee Lowery, Ph.D., for his 64 years of service in the civil engineering department. Housing prices are rising...

In May, the Calvert Colored High School was designated as a historical landmark. The project was spearheaded by Myeshia C. Babers, PhD., a former Texas A&M professor and currently an assistant professor...

The Student Government Association, or SGA, Student Senate met for the third time this semester on Wednesday, featuring criticism, debates and multiple new bills and acts passed, including the SGA Budget...

On Thursday, Sept. 19, Beto O’Rourke visited Texas A&M’s Rudder Theater as part of his Ready to Vote Tour, hosted by the Aggie Democrats, to give a speech and register students to vote. O'Rourke...

On Aug. 22, the University of Texas System and Board of Regents updated the university’s free speech policy, prohibiting universities within the system from making political or social issue statements...

Almost a fourth of college students vape, according to the National Institute of Health. The push to ban vapes due to their appeal to children has grown globally, with the FDA banning flavored vapes in...

As tensions continue to rise with the approaching presidential election, student members of the Texas Aggie Democrats and the Texas A&M College Republicans were asked to comment on election unity in...