This fall’s Architecture for Health lecture series will emphasize having speakers who have successfully delivered health care to large populations and the two month series kicked off Friday, Sept....

On Jan. 23, 2013, Texas A&M University announced the vision of acquiring 25,000 engineering students by the year 2025. Now, four years later, the program is focused on retaining students and making...

Despite conventional wisdom stating the opposite, research currently being done by a Texas A&M doctoral student may show that over 12,000 years ago, humans and Columbian mammoths may have co-existed...

Autonomous shuttles, once thought to be a thing of the future, are becoming a realistic feat. On Sept. 1, Texas began enforcing a law that allows autonomous shuttles to drive on all roadways. At Texas...

Since 2006, Aggie STEM has been helping science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, teachers across Texas by providing them with various professional development tools that improve their ability...

In the world of academia, there are several fields that can be qualified as science. There is debate, however, for what can and cannot be considered science. Generally speaking, there are two types of...

Science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, are often sought after majors for many freshmen at Texas A&M. However, these students may change their minds once they begin their first-year courses. Many...

Unlike most engineering colleges, the Dwight Look College of Engineering enrolls all freshmen as general engineering majors, not giving a specific discipline until the end of their spring semester. This...

On Monday, Aug. 21 a total solar eclipse was visible in the United States for the first time in 38 years. This rare phenomenon brought the community of Bryan/College Station together at Texas A&M’s...

On July 26, Texas A&M students and residents of Bryan-College Station looked to the stars when The Mitchell Institute for Fundamental Physics and Astronomy hosted its latest on-campus star party. The...

The 25 by 25 objective, which aims to have 25,000 students enrolled in the College of Engineering by 2025 is, according to the College of Engineering, right on schedule.The plan calls for approximately...

Over the next two years, A&M plans to expand student enrollment at community colleges around the state of Texas. A&M’s engineering department was granted $5 million two years ago from Chevron...