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All content by By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
Brad Morse took over as the Editor-in-Chief of The Battalion during his senior year at Texas A&M and will be attending law school in the fall.

Curtain call

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
May 6, 2018
Barbara Bush will be buried at the George Bush Library and Museum next to her daughter, Robin, who died at the age of 3 from leukemia. 

Saying goodbye to Barbara Bush

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
April 19, 2018
Freshman Mia Miller is Reveille's new handler.

Mia Miller named first female Mascot Corporal

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
April 13, 2018
The freedom of assembly is one of the most vital aspects of a successful democracy. Criticizing the act of protesting itself, rather than the message the protest is trying to convey, sets a dangerous example for any electorate.

Column: Don’t contest the protest

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
March 25, 2018
Texas A&M President Michael K. Young (second from left) partakes in a discussion panel moderated by BBC's Kasia Madera in Austin, Texas. 

President Young speaks in human rights panel

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
March 13, 2018
University studies-business senior Dayan Hansley (right) shows a prototype of her Motley Tool with her mentor Steven Dourmashkin (left) to an audience in Austin, Texas.

Texas A&M student pitches patented idea at SXSW

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
March 10, 2018
The Falcon Heavy rocket carried a Tesla Roadster with a dummy in a SpaceX spacesuit.

This week in science

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
February 7, 2018

SpaceX to launch Falcon Heavy towards Mars

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
February 5, 2018
Marc Elizondo was a selfless person who was driven by his faith and a need to help others.

Silver Taps: Marc Portell Elizondo

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
February 4, 2018
This Week in Science

This week in science

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
January 31, 2018
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Column: Trump puts science and technology by the wayside

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
January 30, 2018
Planet 9

Caltech astronomer discusses his search for a new planet

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
January 25, 2018
Cassini over Saturn

Discoveries and breakthroughs made in 2017

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
January 22, 2018
John William Holden, Jr. was an adventurous person who loved experiencing the world. 

Silver Taps: John William Holden, Jr.

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
December 3, 2017
In 1965, participation in bonfire became optional for members of the Corps of Cadets. 

From pile to stack: The origins of Aggie Bonfire

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
November 16, 2017
One of Ryan Aleksandrowicz’s great loves in life was hiking, where he would catch animals and later release them. One of his favorite hiking spots was in Alaska, where he went on a family trip.

Silver Taps: Ryan Daniel Aleksandrowicz

By Brad Morse @BradsMorse53
November 5, 2017
Concert-goers line up outside Reed Arena  before being admitted to the One America Appeal concert Saturday afternoon.

Attendees react to hurricane relief concert

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
October 22, 2017
Surprise guest Lady Gaga encouraged the crowd to come together to help Americans in need during this time of catastrophe.   

Lady Gaga to appear at benefit concert

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
October 21, 2017
A swastika was carved into Sigma Alpha Mu's bar during the Texas A&M-Nicholls State game.  A police report was filed but the two parties resolved the issue without pressing charges. 

Antisemitic symbol carved at tailgate

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
October 18, 2017
Sapphire Jones will be remembered for embodying the Aggie spirit and her passion for others.

Silver Taps: Sapphire Marie Jones

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
October 1, 2017
Senior Brad Morse said his time spent at A&M has made him the man he is today. 

My personal symbol of growth

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
September 22, 2017
The game was developed in the Langford Building's LIVE Lab. Both professors and students worked over the summer to ensure it was ready for the fall semester.

Relive history with the Medici

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
September 20, 2017
Completed in 1951, the Richard Coke Building houses Texas A&M's administrative offices. 

Grounded in history

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
September 10, 2017
"Silver Taps" is played on the trumpet in order to commemorate the lives of fallen students

Silver Taps canceled due to lightning

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
September 5, 2017
As Hurricane Harvey remains steadily focused over Texas as a tropical storm, inland cities begin to see heavy rainfall and wind gusts.

Devastation in Texas and the damage of Hurricane Harvey

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
August 29, 2017
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Grounded in History

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
August 20, 2017
Preston Wiginton was the organizer of last December's Richard Spencer speech.

A&M law professor weighs in on potential Wiginton lawsuit

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
August 17, 2017
Four Texas A&M students arrested for aggravated robbery

Four Texas A&M students arrested for aggravated robbery

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
July 14, 2017
Texas A&M's Academic Building.

Grounded in history

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
July 12, 2017
Jasmine Wang (left) and Ja’Cory Clark (right).

Student Senate Speaker Ja’Cory Clark Resigns

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
June 25, 2017
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Copper for a cause

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
April 25, 2017
Squirrels are among the wildlife found on campus.

Campus Critters

By Brad Morse @bradsmorse53
March 7, 2017
Junior Robert McIntosh is disputing charges of voter intimidation which led to his disqualification.

Pretrial held for ‘McIntosh vs Keathley’ appeal

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
March 1, 2017
Joo Pilju Kim, dean of PUST school of Agriculture and Life Sciences gives a presentation at A&M.

North Korean university reaches out to A&M professor for academic advice

By Brad Morse @BradSMorse53
February 7, 2017
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