The United States is currently the only country on Earth to have sent astronauts to the moon, but that record may not hold as other nations begin to turn their gaze toward Earth’s largest satellite. Russia’s...

Battalion SciTech reporter Barath Menon interviewed Franklin Chance, the creative technical director of creature development at Industrial Light and Magic, ILM — an animation studio that has helped...

Spaceflight is dangerous, but the record for longest time spent in orbit continues to be broken. Early Thursday morning at 12:05 a.m. Eastern Time, Scott Kelly, an American astronaut currently aboard the...

Jim Pennington may be known as a professor on campus, but in many parts of Texas he is known as the “Chemistry Magician.”  Pennington brings engaging experiments to schools across the...

Five community colleges across Texas will soon co-enroll Texas A&M engineering students, as the university finds new ways to meet its lofty goal of 25,000 engineering students by 2025. The new “Engineering...

Roughly 40 percent of the food astronauts will eat in orbit comes from Texas A&M. Through a long standing partnership with NASA, university scientists and technicians mix science with culinary skills...

Cars, cell phones and humans all have one thing in common — they lose significant portions of energy through the production of excess heat. A&M researchers are attempting to capture this wasted...

Battalion news reporter Josh Hopkins sat down with Meigan Aronson, who was named dean of the College of Science in early October, to talk about her vision for the college and how her first few weeks on...

There’s a massive mouse population at the Texas Institute of Genomic Medicine facility but no exterminator will be called — these mice are used for research at Texas A&M and across the...

One Texas A&M student has decided to add a twist to her college experience this semester by researching Chinese aircraft markets from a Russian perspective. The United States-Russia Forum, SURF,...

For the second year in a row, Texas A&M has the largest class of female freshmen engineering majors in the nation. Women at Texas A&M’s Dwight Look College of Engineering are present in greater...

Future Texas A&M students could travel from campus to Houston or Dallas in a third of the time it currently takes, if a proposed high speed rail line between the two cities passes a pending government...