While most students can relate to the dreaded decision between on-campus and off-campus living, for many it’s not a question at all. Commuters, students who drive a sizable distance to campus from their...

Choosing the right roommate can make or break your college experience. Whether it’s your high school best friend or someone you’ve never met, college is hard enough by itself without the added pressure...

Your assigned time is 8:00 a.m. on June 2. It’s time to choose your dorm and which side of campus you’ll soon call home. You’ve entered the housing portal only to realize you’ve got 0.2 seconds...

“Oh my goodness – what did I do? Am I going to like this? How’s it going to go?” said Maddie Melson, psychology sophomore, as she arrived at the threshold of her new home, Gamma Phi Beta, this...

Rain, wind, snow and heat, tennis players endure physical pains every week, pushing their bodies to the extreme. Physically, they’ve never been stronger; mentally, they face their biggest competitors....

The Texas A&M equestrian team is a group of riders who showcase a commitment to horsemanship and teamwork, competing at the highest levels with a focus on trust and mutual respect between rider and...

“As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another,” Proverbs 27:17. On the Texas A&M fencing team, this proverb rings true as steel on steel links the team together. Since 1905, Aggie fencers...

When Texas A&M and Texas take to the gridiron at Kyle Field on Nov. 30, it will mark the return of one of the nation’s biggest football rivalries — and one that this year has major playoff and...

In a city synonymous with Longhorn pride, an increasing number of students are trading burnt orange for maroon, choosing Texas A&M over the University of Texas. With tensions rising ahead of the...

He’s No. 11 on the field and a projected first round NFL Draft pick. You know him as the player who pancakes every offensive lineman on his way to the quarterback, but the person behind the shoulder...

Make no mistake: all people start out as bad texters. It’s inevitable, and I’m sure we can agree that we were probably all very annoying when we got our first phones. Most grow out of that sooner,...

It’s the Anxiety does not just refer to fear, dread and uneasiness towards speaking to large crowds or being scared of a prick from a sharp needle. For political science senior Hollee Trevino, anxiety...