The ACC/SEC Challenge made its way in College Station as Texas A&M women’s basketball defeated Georgia Tech 72-63 to advance to 6-1 on the season. Despite the Yellowjackets’ superior shooting from...

The scorchingly humid air of Uganda, Indonesia and the Philippines are a world away from the third floor of Texas A&M’s Anthropology Building, where the office of anthropology professor Sharon Gursky,...

In an interview with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia on The Infomaniacs on Oct. 22, Bryan Mayor Bobby Gutierrez said that he has been in contact with Waffle House about a potential new location in Bryan. However,...

Texas A&M launched the first academic coffee certificate in the nation in 2024 to equip Aggies with the skills necessary to step foot into the rapidly growing coffee industry. Today, the academic...

Every year, more than 6,000 international students navigate uncharted waters when moving to Aggieland for a college education at Texas A&M. They bring with them not only ambition for knowledge, but...

In the summer of 1965 in Bainbridge Island, Washington, a group of friends created pickleball with the sole intention of entertaining children. But, 60 years later the game has evolved into a sport for...

The crown jewel of a student athlete’s career has to be when they star in a game-winning play, final seconds ticking down for whatever famous professional team they’ve been drafted to, all the watching...

Texas A&M Student Media is proud to announce its incoming leaders for the upcoming fall semester.    The Battalion Editor-in-Chief: Ian Curtis Former managing editor of The Battalion...