Aggie entrepreneurs can see and hold their inventions now that Startup Aggieland has installed 3D printers at their facility. Startup Aggieland is open to students, staff, faculty, former students and...

The Mexico National Youth award, the highest award presented by the Government of Mexico to the country’s youth, was presented to Alfredo Costilla Reyes, a Texas A&M graduate student working...

For many, venturing into the wild is a common hobby, yet it comes with it’s own set of dangers. Texas A&M Recreational Sports offers a course covering treating injuries and illnesses in the wild...

The digital divide in Bryan-College Station and across central Texas has narrowed in recent years due to a variety of public and private efforts, but significant gaps remain at the household level. According...

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Ford Foundation have recently chosen Alfredo Erazo-Oliveras, a Texas A&M University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences postdoctoral research associate,...

Over the past several years, Genny Carrillo has been working to map asthma rates in communities along the US-Mexico border. Carrillo, director of the program on asthma research and education and associate...

Last Friday, Aggies Invent opened its doors to 56 students. Unlike previous versions of the event, this one was sponsored directly by Dell, which gave every member of the winning team a high-end Dell workstation. According...

One of the sparks that spurred Texas A&M forward into becoming a research university was the installment of the Cyclotron Institute, according to Cyclotron Institute director Sherry Yennello. The institute...

The proliferation of digital technology in the last two decades has brought with it a slew of various cyber-threats, especially cybercrime, the most common example of which is data breaches. The International...

On Sept. 7, 2017, the president of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, rejected a proposal by Estonia for a state-issued cryptocurrency. At the same time, according to the BBC, China is ordering the...

Walter Peacock, professor of urban planning in the department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning in the College of Architecture at Texas A&M served for about eight months on a committee...

With no running water and disease looming, Aggies travel yearly to Rwanda, helping those in need and gaining valuable experience. Texas A&M students spent the summer in Rwanda, a country in Africa,...