Insects are known historically for the destruction of crops, but are now Texas A&M and University of Texas at Austin are collaborating to research saving these insects by resisting harmful bacteria. The...

The J. Wayne Stark Galleries premiered the travelling “Women Painting Women” exhibit on Oct. 18, which features the work of Texas A&M visualization assistant professor Felice House. Before...

Green Prairies Elementary School hosted a science, technology, engineering and math fair for its students Tuesday, Oct. 17 to get students excited about general science and learning. Texas A&M students...

Architecture, construction science and landscape students join expertise to transform shipping containers into medical clinics for impoverished school and communities. Architecture and construction science...

Planning, designing and creating a video game in two days may sound close to unthinkable, but not for the roughly 300 participants in this weekend’s Chillennium game jam. Chillennium, a 48-hour video...

For the past two decades, D. Samba Reddy,  professor of neuroscience and experimental therapeutics at the Texas A&M College of Medicine, has been searching for answers to catamenial epilepsy,...

With the recent revelations in mate choice, a Texas A&M professor has contributed to the discussion with his book, Mate Choice: The Evolution of Sexual Decision Making from Microbes to Humans. Gil...

Solar powered phone chargers, automatic bathroom doors and water bottle filling stations are all on-campus projects funded by the Aggie Green Fund, a committee that finance students’ environmentally...

The College of Engineering now offers a program to help Aggie engineers excel in areas other than education. ENGR[x] is a non-credit program that focuses on leadership, innovation, service and knowledge. Texas...

According to Franco Marcantonio, Texas A&M geology professor, there is a chance that iron particles deposited into the Pacific Ocean during the last ice age could have affected global climates. Marcantonio’s...

Purified water is not as pure as one may think, according to Shankar Chellam, civil engineering professor, who has dedicated his research to the filtering and purification of water. Chellam, along with...

For the sixth straight year, Texas A&M hosted the annual Computational Materials Science school over the summer. With roughly 20 students in attendance, the workshop has grown since its inception in...