General purpose automation — a rising operational system removing human involvement — could replace nearly half of current jobs in the United States. On Sept. 19 the College of Architecture...

From cell phones that transform into microscopes to designing new materials for targeted drug delivery, engineering discoveries at Texas A&M University are transforming healthcare. Starting in Fall...

It can take months, even years to create a traditional video game, but Texas A&M students will work around the clock to create one in fewer than 48 hours. “Chillenium,” the annual student...

What began as a monthly gathering of computer programmers transformed into a multiple-day competition called code-a-thon. On Sept. 17-18, programmers assembled for the first event in a series of code-a-thons...

Just as the first Bronze-Age of blacksmiths heated metal to forge new tools, researchers in the College of Science are warming their furnaces to create unusual compounds in search of a better superconducting...

A&M is playing an active role in a world-wide community effort to bring water and irrigation to less developed countries. Feed the Future is a government-funded program to address global hunger that...

A  new  outlet  for  studying  can be found with the tap of a finger on an app and is now available to Texas A&M students. Spitball, a free communication and group study app,...

On the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2001, an Aggie was caught in the largest terrorist attack in the history of the United States. Jimmy Storey, Class of 1965 and former senior vice president for Marsh...

An open ear is available to all students through HelpLine and the volunteers who spend countless hours listening to callers. HelpLine aims to offer students a means to express their issues in a safe, non-judgmental...

Beginning with a select group of students in a new program, the A&M College of Science hopes to work towards building a support system capable of challenging the forbidding statistics for a wide variety...

Imagine a robot that can be controlled by brain signals.­ This is exactly what researchers are developing Texas A&M’s Engineering Department.Mechanical engineering researchers at A&M...