Luke Rollins Luke Rollins is a mechanical engineering junior and member of Squadron 17 of the Corps of Cadets currently serving as a Junior Yell Leader. Rollins was inspired to run for Senior Yell...

The 78th session of the Texas A&M Student Senate convened for nearly three hours on Wednesday, Sept. 17, to discuss important issues facing the university and student body. Several resolutions and...

The Texas A&M Student Senate held its first meeting of the 78th session on Wednesday, Sept.  3, to address key topics, including the establishment of a Student Wellbeing Committee.   The meeting...

Electronic systems engineering technology senior Sawyer Bagley has filed a case in the Judicial Court of Texas A&M alleging that the Student Senate, alongside its speaker and speaker pro-tempore, is...

Biomedical sciences Carter Mallory will serve as the next student body president after two days of campus voting, the Election Commission announced Friday evening. His running mate, university studies...

Colton Whisenant and Brock Barrington  Agribusiness junior Colton Whisenant is seeking the student government’s top position with his running mate finance junior Brock Barrington.  Leading with...

Student body president candidate Colton Whisenant and his team have begun a text campaign after acquiring an unknown number of students’ phone numbers and the associated names.  Five text conversations...

The 2025 Texas A&M student body president and vice president debate took place Thursday night, where candidates presented their platforms for the next year.  Hosted by the Student Government Association...

Student Government Association elections will be held from Feb. 27 at 9 a.m. to noon on Feb. 28. Students can choose their preferred candidates on vote.tamu.edu once voting begins. Listed in alphabetical...

The latest meeting of the 77th Session of the Texas A&M Student Senate convened on Wednesday to address key topics, including student enrollment growth, campus housing and a resolution commemorating...

The notification was one of a million.  She let it sit for a moment before grabbing the phone and bringing it to her face, expecting nothing more than a question from her co-worker or a response from...

The Student Government Association, or SGA, Student Senate met for the third time this semester on Wednesday, featuring criticism, debates and multiple new bills and acts passed, including the SGA Budget...