At a ceremony honoring Aggie journalists, Texas A&M announced it will welcome three new journalism professors in the fall. New hires will include Mariano Castillo and Flora Charner of CNN, and Paul...
Last weekend, the Texas Intercollegiate Press Associated presented Texas A&M Student Media with 30 awards at the 2024 convention in San Marcos.
Aggie journalists from The Battalion and The Aggieland...
Sexual assault survivors and advocates held “Take Back the Night” at Aggie Park on Wednesday, April 3 in observance of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. The event featured a keynote speaker...
In the early morning hours, students lined up outside the MSC Barnes & Noble Bookstore, all in hopes of scoring a piece of Travis Scott’s newest Cactus Jack Texas A&M clothing drop on April 4.
The...
At Texas A&M, it’s not uncommon to hear of Aggies commissioning into a branch of service like the U.S. Army or Navy. However, many students have never heard of the Public Health Service, one of the...
“I saw the people gather / I heard the music start / The song that they were singing / Is ringing in my heart.”
Words from “No Man is an Island” and other classic songs will fill Rudder Auditorium...
Texas A&M women’s organization Aggie Rosies protested the passage of Texas Senate Bill 17, or SB 17, on March 25 at Rudder Plaza.
Animal science junior Autumn Borowski, who serves as philanthropy...
Classes and non-essential campus operations are cancelled for Tuesday, Jan. 16 due to icy and inclement weather conditions. Texas A&M issued a Code Maroon alert for Bryan-College Station campuses on...
A Code Maroon message was sent out on Thursday, June 1 at 1:15 p.m. alerting the campus community of a bomb threat at White Creek Apartments. All residents are asked to evacuate immediately, with the community...
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