This weekend, the 2025 Physicals & Engineering Festival took place at George P. Mitchell '40 Physics Building at Texas A&M. Families, friends and students gathered with umbrellas to watch and interact...

Over the weekend, the annual Texas Science and Engineering Fair, or TXSEF, took place at the Zachry Engineering Complex and the Student Recreation Center. Texas A&M faculty, staff and students had...

The year is 2024 in Sweetwater Jaycees, Texas. A young girl in a straw cowgirl hat holds a long snake in her tiny hands, determination etching the lines of her face. Her frown is one mixed with concentration....

As part of President Donald Trump’s plan to cut back on government spending, he has announced that his administration will limit university research funding from the National Institutes of Health, or...

Artificial intelligence, or AI, has taken the world by storm, and Texas A&M is beginning to adapt. What began as a controversial tool is now being used to teach, learn, research and work at A&M,...

Bird flu, or H5N1, is a highly infectious avian disease currently spreading through animal groups with cases in wild birds, poultry and more recently in dairy cattle, according to the U.S. Centers for...

Students gathered before the Academic Building Friday afternoon to protest recent NIH funding cuts and what they said was growing disillusionment towards scientific research. The protest is part of...

The Texas A&M physics and astronomy department recently announced the lineup for their 2025 Physics and Engineering Festival. The festival will take place on April 5 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the...

On Jan. 31, Gov. Greg Abbott announced a ban on Chinese artificial intelligence and social media apps, effectively banning DeepSeek, Lemon8, RedNote, Tiger Brokers and Webull on all government-issued devices...

New research makes it possible to reconstruct ancient ecosystems by analyzing the teeth of over 50,000 carnivorous animal communities from across the world. Michelle Lawing, Ph.D., is a paleoecologist...

Surrounded by hundreds of onlookers, Hirokuni Kakiuchi stood with his neck craned toward the ceiling at the 2011 Tokyo Aerospace Industry Exhibition. Staring up at the giant structure in front of him,...

The Texas A&M System announced last week that it is offering land on the RELLIS campus outside of Bryan to four companies to build small modular nuclear reactors. “Plain and simple: the United...