The Class of 1994 former student is the first Aggie to hold the position
Trade disputes, federal funding cuts and tax policies may change cost of living, research opportunities and more
Aggie researchers analyze 50,000 teeth to model a framework for conservation practices
Conservation efforts are aimed at wildlife protection and habitat restoration for bird populations
Aggie students are collaborating with Japanese universities for the annual international challenge
The 31-year-old conservative will travel to six universities as part of “The American Comeback Tour”
The president needs congressional approval to end the federal agency
International students, economists speak on effects of possible H-1B visa restrictions under Trump’s administration
Wladyslaw Bartoszewski speaks about Russia’s war in Ukraine
After recent Harris County and Galveston bird flu cases, experts weigh the potential impact on College Station
The College Station City Council spoke to citizens over plans regarding the Northgate Small Area Plan
Culpepper Reality's plans continue to reshape the historic bar district
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Over 10,500 documents of emails, memos and messages obtained by The Battalion show right-wing website Texas Scorecard's influence over A&M policy and personnel discussions
The Student Senate budget for the 2024-25 academic year raised concerns and criticism at its third meeting
‘Find what lights your fire and run towards it as fast as you can’
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