The World Economic Forum ranks the United States as No. 48 in quality of math and science education. In just 48 hours, the 60 student participants in Aggies Invent this weekend came up with ideas to address...

While we’re waiting for “Beam me up, Scotty” transporter technology, the next best thing might turn out to be getting to a destination at the speed of a bullet.  When it comes down...

For just over a month, a new set of laws have governed the skies above America for drone enthusiasts.Implemented Dec. 21, the Federal Aviation Administration’s new regulations require individuals...

It was a surprise many hoped for but few saw coming — Elon Musk, the billionaire visionary responsible for the Hyperloop concept, made an appearance at the SpaceX Hyperloop Competition’s final...

One Aggie team — “TAMU Aerospace Hyperloop”— will move forward to the building stage after this weekend’s Hyperloop competition. The team of 35 Aggies won the Levitation subsystem...

In the first class of my first day as an aerospace engineering senior the professor walked to the front of the room, ripped the syllabus in half and told us we wouldn’t be studying propulsion systems...

After decades of population loss, the monarch butterfly may get some relief from a national movement to make local areas more friendly to the endangered butterfly. The “Mayors’ Monarch...

A year-long project by Texas A&M students to control a satellite in Earth’s orbit will edge towards completion early Wednesday, as astronauts aboard the International Space Station begin unpacking...

Star gazers can gather to enjoy the night sky Tuesday outside Sbisa Dining Hall at the first “star party” of the semester. Campus star parties, hosted by the A&M Mitchell Institute of Fundamental...