Editor’s note: The following is an open letter to the Texas A&M community written by educators and supporters of the Women’s and Gender Studies program.  Although The Battalion is publishing...

Class Councils is the oldest form of student government at Texas A&M, the unseen and unspoken actor in the ecosystem of the administrative undergraduate body. Originating in 1889 and predating the...

A time comes when silence starts to feel like betrayal. That time for me is now, as I watch the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents bow to political pressure and shirk its obligations to preserve...

I write this not with nostalgia, but with profound disappointment.  As a member of the Texas A&M Class of 1993, I once celebrated Midnight Yell, greeted strangers with “Howdy” and proudly embraced...

Howdy from North Carolina! I’m writing in as a 1L at Wake Forest University School of Law and a Class of 2025 Aggie grad.  Biggest takeaway from my first week of law school? If one more person tells...

To be told that something is broken is to be told that something must be done. To an extent, there’s a truth to this. The images of chaos and havoc at the southern border instill a deep sense of urgency,...

Rating: 6.5 What do you get when you cross Hindu scripture, hunting and koala STDs? Believe it or not, “Snipe Hunter.” The 13-track collection is country singer Tyler Childers’ seventh studio...

President Donald Trump has made it clear that he wants all illegal immigrants with violent criminal records immediately removed from the country.  Critics and many Democrats have steadfastly maintained...

It's time to start a conversation about a revered Aggie tradition that finally needs to be changed. No, it's not Midnight Yell, mugging down or even Bonfire — I know how precious so many traditions are....

As Student Government election season kicks off yet again, students are experiencing a perennial feeling: What is the Student Government Association, why should I care and who am I going to vote for? My...

Two months ago, I stood dead still in the middle of my first Salsa Night.  Looking for an adventure, I found myself in a random ballroom with basically zero dance experience. This wasn’t my typical...

Dear Editor,  I am writing to discuss the current state of our city and some glaring issues I have noticed being perpetrated on the innocent families that call College Station home. I am but a concerned...