Beneath a roaring crowd 100,000-strong lies an engineering marvel — Kyle Field. The stadium’s façade changes are easily seen with a glance up at Texas A&M’s skyline, but there...

Every incoming engineering student will need to purchase a university-approved laptop by Spring 2015 — a policy referred to as “Bring Your Own Device”, or BYOD. The policy move is in...

The Department of Architecture is hosting its annual Architecture-for-Health semester-long lecture series on the topic of how technology impacts healthcare design, with speakers from the top of their fields...

Americans currently can’t enter outer space on their own accord — a fact that’s about to change, if a NASA contract with two private U.S. companies is successful. The future of America’s...

Three of the five TAMUHack co-founders received awards at the 10th semiannual PennApps hackathon. PennApps hackathon is hosted at the University of Pennsylvania and attracts hackers from all over the world...

For most, the action of walking is done without a second thought, but to Aaron Ames the process represents complex challenges that can be described mathematically, written into software and one day mimicked...

While Zachry Engineering Complex is home to many classrooms and research labs, the facility also houses the AGN-201M, a fully operational nuclear reactor. Every lab and academic department will be moved...

Monarch butterflies, exploding bottles and hissing roaches — Craig Wilson always brings something unique to the elementary school classrooms he visits, all in the name of science. Wilson, a senior...

The largest student run career fair in the nation went off without a hitch Tuesday and Wednesday as 8,500 students and 430 engineering firms converged on Reed Arena to secure internships and jobs across...