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Freshmen Jennifer Argueta and Marissa Gonzalez hold their signs as they prepare for the march.

SLIDESHOW: Women’s March

January 21, 2017

Texas A&M guard Curtyce Knox averages 35.5 minutes of play time per game. 

Texas A&M vs Arkansas

January 12, 2017

Florida Governor Jeb Bush responds to a question regarding his campaign for president.

Jeb Bush at Bush School

January 11, 2017

Reporters meet with Roshuund Paul in a breakout interview session.

Roshuund Paul’s signing

January 4, 2017

DJ Hogg led the Aggies in scoring with 21 points against Tennessee. 

Texas A&M vs Tennessee

January 3, 2017

Men's basketball took on the Tennessee Volunteers on Dec. 29. The final score was 73-63 Tennessee. Photos by Rachel Grant

A history of the Flight of the Great Pumpkin

By Tyler Snell • October 30, 2016

“Each year the great pumpkin rises out of the pumpkin patch he thinks most sincere,” said Linus. Most people know the famous Charlie Brown Halloween episode of the great pumpkin, and company...

TIAS Faculty fellow Richard A. Gibbs spoke on the precision of medical research during the TIAS session.

Genetic researcher discusses precision medicine as part of the Eminent Scholar lecture series

By Brooklyn Figueiredo • October 24, 2016

Precision medical research is all about finding ways to tailor medicine to specific diseases. Collaborative functional studies supported by the Institute for Advanced Study at A&M are paving the way...

"It Started with a Broken Wagon Wheel" is a gallery featuring John Henry Sharp, Eanger Irving Couse and Oscar Berninghaus.

Forsyth Gallery hosts exhibit featuring work of Taos Society of Artists

Danielle Manley • October 20, 2016

The Taos Society of Artists was made up of twelve American-born artists working out of Taos, New Mexico in the early twentieth century. The Forsyth Gallery at Texas A&M is currently hosting an exhibit...

Halo has been closed for over a year after a portion of the popular bar caught on fire, but now renovations are close to being finished and the bar hopes to reopen by the end of the year.

Halo reconstruction nears completion

Ana Sevilla • October 13, 2016

Teeming with music, dancing and entertainment, Halo was one of the most popular clubs within the Bryan-College Station until it was nearly destroyed by an electrical fire in July 2015. Now, 15 months after...

A poet spreads his arms and raises his voice during his performance at Texas Grand Slam.

Texas Grand Slam Poetry Finals

October 3, 2016

The Aggie Ring is recognized around the world for its ageless design and rich tradition.

Collegiate rings around Texas

September 14, 2016

Several other Texas schools have storied histories behind their class rings, like Texas A&M. Here are a few of the symbols and stories behind some of the Lone Star State’s other rings.

Who do you think won halftime — the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band or the Marching Storm Band?

SLIDESHOW: No. 20 Texas A&M vs. Prairie View A&M

September 10, 2016

On Sept. 10 in Kyle Field, No. 20 Texas A&M defeated Prairie View A&M, 67-0. Photos by Olivia Adam

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