When Texas A&M and Texas take to the gridiron at Kyle Field on Nov. 30, it will mark the return of one of the nation’s biggest football rivalries — and one that this year has major playoff and...

Bailey and Lenzy Zettler spent their middle school years choreographing dances together in their backyard. But years later, the seniors have turned their passion into a successful business — all while...

On Friday night, dozens of Aggies filed into Bethancourt Ballroom in the Memorial Student Center to watch the student-made feature film “Maid To Kill,” a thriller-comedy made on campus.  MSC Aggie...

Hurricane Helene’s historic rainfall wasn’t random, according to research conducted led by John Nielsen-Gammon, the Texas state climatologist and a Texas A&M regents professor, who found that climate...

Students protested weapons manufacturer Lockheed Martin during the company’s Nov. 5 campus visit. At the Student Engineering Council’s “Lunch and Learn” program in the Zachry Engineering Education...

It is no secret that artificial intelligence, or AI, is becoming a prominent part of modern society. Between Tesla smart cars and ChatGPT’s everyday usage, AI is introducing itself as an extremely common...

Various Texas voting laws have been under scrutiny for the restrictions they have placed on voters. House Bill 3120 and Senate Bill 1, enacted in 2021, introduced restrictions on obtaining mail-in...