Twelve of the 23 Texas A&M international students who had their legal status revoked by the federal government have had it restored, a university spokesperson confirmed Friday afternoon.  “We...

In lines that began forming an hour before the doors to Rudder Auditorium opened, a sold-out crowd of 2,500 fans, detractors and students awaited one of the most highly-anticipated events on Texas A&M’s...

The annual campus Muster ceremony was held on April 21 at Reed Arena with Lt. Gen. Michael Downs ‘92 as Muster Speaker. The tradition began in 1883 as a roll call and gradually evolved into a remembrance...

Despite teams around the country cancelling their spring games, nothing was getting in the way of Texas A&M’s annual Maroon & White Game. The Aggies held their yearly intrasquad scrimmage on...

After a commanding 7-4 win over No. 2 Arkansas in Game 1 of Friday’s weather-affected doubleheader, Texas A&M baseball redeemed its first 11-5 loss to No. 2 Arkansas with a 9-2 victory to capture...

Texas A&M baseball headed down to Fayetteville to take on No. 2 Arkansas at home, which boasted a 24-1 record on the season, before the Aggies took the first game of the series Thursday night, 7-4. Redshirt...

Yell Leaders, doctors, veterinarians, fathers, daughters, grandpas, mothers — all Aggies. The week before April 21, the Texas A&M community is reminded to honor Aggies and “softly call the muster”...

Following a miraculous, 10-run comeback win against South Carolina on Saturday, Texas A&M baseball continued on its warpath with an 11-3 smooth-sailing victory over Tarleton State. Since their no-hit,...

After an incredible season in Southeastern Conference play that saw No. 2 Texas A&M women’s tennis lose just one of its 14 matchups, it all came down to one final match as the Aggies hosted the No....

As the old Aggie adage goes: “I’ve seen ‘em lose and I’ve seen ‘em win, but I’ve never seen ‘em quit.” After needing extra innings in Game 1, to run-ruling in Game 2, Texas A&M baseball...

The total number of Texas A&M international students who have had their legal status terminated by the federal government has risen to 23 as of Friday morning, according to a university spokesperson.  The...

A “bitter” legal battle between two growing regions in Texas has caught the Texas A&M System and the cities of Bryan and College Station between a rock and a hard place: the law and their growing...