More than 7,300 students are expected to attend this week’s engineering career fair — the largest student-run career fair in the nation. The Student Engineers’ Council, the organization...

It was supposed to open summer 2013, but Texas A&M has yet to unpack components of NASA’s retired shuttle simulator, let alone assemble it. NASA and Texas A&M signed an agreement in 2011...

Texas is one step closer to the forefront of astronomy after the world’s largest telescope took major steps toward construction this summer. The Giant Magellan Telescope is a project between 11 international...

It is a biannual phenomenon at risk of disappearing all together, but monarch butterflies are again poised to pass through Texas on a 3,000-mile journey from Canada to their wintering grounds in Mexico. A...

The Zachry move-out has begun. Roughly 30 percent of research labs housed in the Zachry Engineering Complex have relocated across campus and the remaining labs, academic departments and classrooms are...

The plan and its numbers are staggering — 25,000 engineering students by 2025 — but this semester Texas A&M will experience growth on par with its engineering expansion goals. Roughly 268,000...

Texas A&M astronomers and their international partners announced the discovery of the most distant gravitational lens this summer — a galaxy that existed 9.6 billion years ago whose mass is large...