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All content by By Jackie White @jackie_white21
Kim Ghattas spoke about her new book "Black Wave" at the Bush School of Government and Public Policy on Feb. 10.

Award-winning journalist and author gives talk at Bush School

By Jackie White @Jackie_White21
February 11, 2020
The Brazos Valley African American Museum is on East Pruitt Street in Bryan and offers free admission during the month of February.

Museum sheds light on progress of African American rights in Bryan-College Station

By Jackie White @Jackie_White21
February 6, 2020
The Brazos Valley African American Museum is on East Pruitt Street in Bryan and offers free admission during the month of February.

Museum sheds light on progress of African American rights in Bryan-College Station

By Jackie White @Jackie_White21
February 5, 2020
On Oct. 23 professor Reuben May spoke on discriminatory practices in nightclubs and bars he discovered during his research for his book “Urban Nightlife.”

May explores racist practices in urban nightlife

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
October 23, 2019
Public health senior Adaeze Omekam founded the Black Student Yearbook.

Black Student Yearbook looks to highlight A&M’s African-American community

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
October 13, 2019
A study by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration found that 3.6 million middle and high school students were current e-cigarette users in 2018, up from 2 million the year before.

Medical professionals explain widespread health concerns associated with vaping

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
October 2, 2019
Texan Parasite

A&M experts discuss rare infection that led to death of Texas native

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
September 26, 2019
Catastrophic Catagory 5 Hurricane Dorian slowly moved across the Grand Bahama Island September 1, 2019 and made its way up the United States' eastern seaboard.

After devastating the Bahamas, Hurricane Dorian crept up the U.S. East Coast

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
September 9, 2019
Nutrition

Making time for healthy habits

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
September 1, 2019
The Singing Cadets celebrated 125 years with a weekend reunion and concert. The second half off the concert featured almost 400 voices of current and former members of the group.

Singing Cadets celebrate 125 years as “The Voice of Aggieland”

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
April 8, 2019
Big Event volunteers head to their site with the tools provided to them.

19,000 A&M students participate in annual community service initiative

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
March 31, 2019
Aggies celebrated Holi on Simpson Drill Field with a festival on Sunday afternoon.

Hindu Holi festival gathers a diverse crowd to Simpson Drill Field

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
March 24, 2019
Electrical and computer engineering assistant professor Kate Davis (right) and her team were one of 11 selected from across the country selected for cyber security grants.

Professor tackles cybersecurity improvement project

By Jackie White @Jackie_white21
February 14, 2019
The quad was transformed into a holiday wonderland with lights, decorations, and even a few Parson Mounted Calvary donkeys

Keepers of the holiday Spirit

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
November 28, 2018
A painting by local artist Julie Metz shows J.V. Pinky Wilson writing the Aggie War Hymn. 

Aggies to celebrate 100th anniversary of the War Hymn at Saturday’s game

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
November 9, 2018
Sarah Chayes speaks at the Texas Symposium on Women, Peace and Security.

Women, Peace, and Security symposium makes strides toward change

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
November 5, 2018
Texas A&M hosted the Dig Pink game where fans, players and coaches wore pink to raise breast cancer awareness.

Aggies aim to fight breast cancer

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
October 22, 2018
Freshman agribusiness major Kimberlin Arnold has her own jewelry company that benefits Water to Life, a non-profit organization that focuses on the water crisis in Haiti.

Student-run jewelry business sends help to Haiti

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
September 10, 2018
Women's Chorus

Women’s chorus celebrates 40th anniversary

By Jackie White @jackie_white21
September 3, 2018
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