The Texas A&M System Board of Regents voted in February to close A&M’s campus in Qatar by 2028. Part of the closure involves a plan to move some staff, faculty and students to Hamad Bin Khalifa...

Recent media coverage has brought attention to a significant debate about higher education, raising the question: Is college a scam? Public figures like Charlie Kirk and Ben Shapiro argue that for many...

Texas A&M’s College of Medicine has broken new ground by securing the first National Institutes of Health, or NIH, grant in the United States dedicated specifically to training researchers in lymphatic...

As Aggies gathered to enter Kyle Field on Saturday for the game against New Mexico State, more people than usual surrounded the stadium for the most anticipated game of the season. Fans began camping out...

Texas A&M researchers have been working to prevent harm to mitochondria organelles impacted by diseases through a new nanotechnology named nanoflowers. The technology has successfully regenerated mitochondria...

The Texas A&M School of Public Health held a Dinner with a Dean event on Nov. 4 to support and celebrate first-generation college students. Six deans, including Dr. Shawn Gibbs, dean of the School...

Student journalists working for Texas A&M Student Media won 29 awards and earned 16 honorable mentions in three nationwide contests over the past two weeks, a jump from last year’s count that saw...

The Texas A&M System Board of Regents passed a resolution directing President Mark Welsh III to “take actions necessary to eliminate” 14 minors and 38 certificates during Thursday's meeting.  The...

KANM Student Radio, the student-run broadcasting group on campus, will broadcast a special segment nationwide on Wednesday as part of Student News Live’s marathon coverage, 24 hours of continued coverage...

The U.S. Department of State recognized Texas A&M as one of 50 Fulbright HSI Leaders. The accolade honors Hispanic-serving institutions, or HSIs, that support Fulbright participants and promote the...

Texas A&M’s Vice President for Student Affairs Joe Ramirez Jr. announced he is retiring effective Jan. 1, 2025 in a Wednesday email.  “I am extremely excited to start a new chapter in my life...

As fall settles in, a wave of respiratory illnesses is sweeping across college campuses, filling classrooms with the sounds of coughs and sniffles. In response, Texas A&M's University Health Services...