A portion of the 12,000 engineering students at Texas A&M hope to take their technical skills out of the classroom and into the community with a new philanthropic organization. Engineers Serving the...

AggieSat Lab takes A&M one step closer to space with its development of AggieSat4, a small satellite slotted to be submitted Feb. 22 to NASA for acceptance testing. Helen Reed, faculty advisor for...

Nikita Redkar, Battalion news reporter, sat down with astronaut Steve Swanson, Class of 1998, to discuss his recent six-month stint at the International Space Station. THE BATTALION: How did your voyage...

Rain didn’t stop more than 400 K-12 students from taking part in a daylong engineering design competition hosted on Texas A&M’s campus. Texas A&M’s Student Engineers’ Council...

In its inaugural year, questions remain as to how the new freshman admissions policy in the 25 by 25 Initiative will accommodate freshmen with significant college credit earned in high school. The Common...

Since its creation 12 years ago, Engineers Without Borders has made a difference in the lives of people around the world — and has no plans of stopping anytime soon. EWB’s A&M chapter seeks...

Texas A&M conducts close to $1 billion dollars in research annually — a fact that helped draw the National Science Foundation’s director to the A&M campus this week in a first-of-its...

THE BATTALION: How does it feel to be named the head of the chemistry department? GABBAI: It is good, I am looking forward to the work and responsibility that comes with it. We as a department have a lot...

The atmosphere in David Toback’s “Big Bang and Black Holes” lecture hall has a different atmosphere than the typical physics classroom. The class laughs and talks while Toback fields...