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The display features victims of police brutality, including Darrien Hunt.

Black balloons meant to stir conversation on police violence

Lindsey Gawlik
May 4, 2015
Reveille VIII makes an appearance at the Camaraderie Barbeque held Tuesday afternoon

Alumni Center to hold retirement send-off celebration for Reveille VIII

Lindsey Gawlik
April 22, 2015
Aggie Ring Day Washed Out

Good things come to those who wait: Waiting to get my Aggie Ring made it that much sweeter

Lindsey Gawlik
April 19, 2015
Hillary Clinton

It’s official: Clinton is running for president in 2016

Lindsey Gawlik
April 12, 2015
Signs posted around campus Thursday depict negative images of fraternities and non-cadet yell leaders.

Yell Leaders denounce message in signs targeting Greek life

Lindsey Gawlik
April 9, 2015
Members of The Big Event organization are working to complete unfinished job sites.

Big Event service continues

Lindsey Gawlik
March 31, 2015
ISIS and social media

Youth prone to online IS recruitment

Lindsey Gawlik
March 25, 2015

Column: The actions of a few shouldn’t condemn the many

Lindsey Gawlik
March 10, 2015
Photo By: Tim Lai Kasey Kram (left) speaks with COSGA delegates at a reception Monday.

COSGA sparks talk between student reps across globe

Lindsey Gawlik
March 3, 2015
File George R.R. Martin signs books during a visit to campus in 2013.   

Ice and Fire’ creator Martin to deliver old ‘Hobbit’ Friday

Lindsey Gawlik
February 26, 2015
Tanner Garza –– THE BATTALION

SGA rules on Class of 2018 president

Lindsey Gawlik
February 25, 2015
Will Hurd

Congressman, former SBP to speak at on-campus Muster

Lindsey Gawlik
February 24, 2015
FILE Presidential finalist Michael Young speaks to media members at a briefing Feb. 8.

New president Young pledges student-oriented campus vision

Lindsey Gawlik
February 24, 2015

Elected students lose positions due to absent expense reports

Lindsey Gawlik
February 23, 2015

Elections face a large amount of disqualified candidates

Lindsey Gawlik
February 22, 2015

Texas’ first gay marriage muddles legal discussion

Lindsey Gawlik
February 19, 2015
Photo by Shelby Knowles Alyssa Michalke will officially take on the position as Corps Commander at the 2014 Final Review.  

Meet Michalke, the first woman to lead the Corps

Lindsey Gawlik
February 19, 2015
Tanner Garza — THE BATTALION The University Writing Center’s program will culminate in a performance at the black box theatre in Hullabaloo Hall.

Program takes writing from page to stage

Lindsey Gawlik
February 18, 2015
Greg Abbott

6 takeaways from Abbott’s State of the State address

Lindsey Gawlik
February 17, 2015
Texas A&M Corps of Cadets Office photo by Matt Willis 

Corps selects first female commander in 139-year history

Lindsey Gawlik
February 16, 2015

Aggie talent show organizers deem premier event a success

Lindsey Gawlik
February 16, 2015
PROVIDEDAlyssa Michalke, the 2015-2016 commander of The Corps of Cadets 

Ma’am, yes ma’am: Corps names first female commander in 139-year history

Lindsey Gawlik
February 16, 2015
Photo by Allison Bradshaw The Board of Regents holds its meeting Thursday in the Bethancourt Ballroom.  

Regents name new crop of Texas A&M System leaders

Lindsey Gawlik
February 12, 2015
Tanner Garza — THE BATTALION Removing the ban on American oil exportation may cause local oil prices to increase, but would ultimately lead to increased global economic stability, an A&M study says.

A&M study adds a voice to oil export ban debate

Lindsey Gawlik
February 9, 2015
Shelby Knowles — THE BATTALION Route 6 is the first to incorporate the new busses into the transit system as part of an initiative to phase out older buses like the one seen above.

10 new buses to replace old models

Lindsey Gawlik
February 9, 2015

FCC to vote on broad net neutrality protection

Lindsey Gawlik
February 5, 2015

The significance of Silver Taps letters

Lindsey Gawlik
February 3, 2015
Members of the Black Law Student Association stage a "die-in" Monday. PROVIDED

Black student group stages ‘die-in’ at law school

Lindsey Gawlik
February 2, 2015

Groundhog Day: 10 groundbreaking facts

Lindsey Gawlik
February 1, 2015
Allison Bradshaw— THE BATTALIONBSAC officers Chelsea Jones and Annie Williams will help host campus events this week.

Black History Month hits on deficiencies in education

Lindsey Gawlik
February 1, 2015

TIAS celebrates latest class of faculty fellows

Lindsey Gawlik
January 30, 2015
First Lady Barbara Bush reads excerpts from “Rushmore” to school children across the nation in 2015.

First Lady brings literacy initiative to Bush School with interactive app

Lindsey Gawlik
January 29, 2015
Allison Bradshaw — THE BATTALIONMartial Foucault, a researcher from France, spoke Wednesday about public opinion following the Charlie Hebdo attacks.

Public opinion researcher talks French unity after tragedy

Lindsey Gawlik
January 28, 2015

Visiting prof to delve into French democracy

Lindsey Gawlik
January 28, 2015

Abbott wastes no time, taps 2 new A&M regents

Lindsey Gawlik
January 22, 2015
Activist Diane Nash said Thursday she used to get on Martin Luther King Jr.’s “last nerve.”Shelby Knowles — The Battalion

Civil rights activist Diane Nash: ‘Selma’ marginalizes the march’s key players

Lindsey Gawlik
January 22, 2015
Lindsey Gawlik — THE BATTALION

Rev I: Home at last

Lindsey Gawlik
January 21, 2015
Lindsey Gawlik — THE BATTALION

Missing Reveille painting returned to campus

Lindsey Gawlik
January 21, 2015
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order for all public businesses to close due to coronavirus outbreaks. 

Inauguration takeaways

Lindsey Gawlik
January 20, 2015
 

Straight from the pages

Lindsey Gawlik
January 19, 2015

Start of Abbott’s term has Texans wondering on possible Medicaid changes

Lindsey Gawlik
January 19, 2015

Car crash leaves two in critical condition

Lindsey Gawlik
December 1, 2014

Five students injured in Sunday car crash

Lindsey Gawlik
December 1, 2014
Frederica Shih — THE BATTALION

Stop feeding the beast

Lindsey Gawlik
November 25, 2014

The tradition of elephant walk

Lindsey Gawlik
November 14, 2014
 

Plaques honoring Aggies who died in World War I return to Simpson

Lindsey Gawlik
November 12, 2014
Tanner Garza — THE BATTALION George Bush describes his new book,“41: A Portrait of My Father,” as a story reflecting his life and the legacy of his father’s presidency. 

President Bush shares stories of his father

Lindsey Gawlik
November 11, 2014
FILE

11-11 Day becomes year-long initiative

Lindsey Gawlik
November 11, 2014
Tanner Garza — THE BATTALION Junior Gabriel Pereira earned 23 percent of the vote Tuesday.

Student falls short in bid for City Council seat

Lindsey Gawlik
November 5, 2014
Tanner Garza -- THE BATTALIONKalee Bumguardner, former Aggieland Yearbook editor, was part of the 2013 Aggieland Yearbook staff that won the Associated Collegiate Press’ highest honor for the 2013 yearbook.

Aggieland Yearbook wins Pacemaker

Lindsey Gawlik
November 1, 2014
PROVIDED Members of Maroon Wall for West and Red Wall against Westboro gathered in April 2013.

Maroon Wall 2.0′ to protest Westboro picket

Lindsey Gawlik
November 1, 2014
 

Seniors work to bring game systems to phones, tablets

Lindsey Gawlik
October 29, 2014
graphic by Reagan Brunsvold

Blame it on Barbie

Lindsey Gawlik
October 21, 2014
 

Non-profit organizations rally on campus in favor of open Internet

Lindsey Gawlik
October 20, 2014
Photo by Tanner GarzaThe American Bar Association announced a new alternative admissions standard for students that does not involve taking the LSAT. 

Skip the LSAT

Lindsey Gawlik
October 13, 2014
 

‘I love Texas A&M, but…’

Lindsey Gawlik
October 5, 2014

Report shows A&M among safest US campuses

Lindsey Gawlik
September 29, 2014
FILEThe Grand Stafford in Downtown Bryan often holds concerts during First Friday events.

Downtown Bryan named state cultural district

Lindsey Gawlik
September 29, 2014
 

Ring Day throughout the years

Lindsey Gawlik
September 18, 2014

Former student donations open door for Corps to march in at Arkansas

Lindsey Gawlik
September 17, 2014

It’s time to return to the old motto: ‘Never Forget’

Lindsey Gawlik
September 10, 2014

Yell leader Roy May shares experience of being on active duty at Pentagon on 9/11

Lindsey Gawlik and Lindsey Gawlik
September 10, 2014
 

Apple wows with new iPhone 6, Apple Watch

Lindsey Gawlik
September 9, 2014
 

Silver Taps: Ashley Peterson

Lindsey Gawlik
September 8, 2014
Photo by Shelby Knowles

As population soars, the city braces for change

Lindsey Gawlik
September 7, 2014
Photo by Shelby Knowles Destination Aggieland app offers live updates of traffic conditions and allows users to buy parking spaces before getting to campus.

Transportation app gives fastest route in and out of Kyle Field on game day

Lindsey Gawlik
August 31, 2014

Commencement speaker inspires graduating seniors

Lindsey Gawlik, Lindsey Gawlik, Lindsey Gawlik, and Lindsey Gawlik
August 14, 2014

Students find summer success

Lindsey Gawlik
May 4, 2014
 

Groundbreaking: college begins construction

Lindsey Gawlik
April 29, 2014

Regent Buzbee donates $1 million to law school

Lindsey Gawlik
April 23, 2014

Major’ Cuban poet to present work to library

Lindsey Gawlik
April 23, 2014

Aggie Catholics visit Rome

Lindsey Gawlik
April 23, 2014
 

Softly call the Muster

Lindsey Gawlik
April 20, 2014
 

Shack-a-Thon

Lindsey Gawlik
April 14, 2014

Police advise festivalgoers to exercise caution

Lindsey Gawlik
April 2, 2014
 

Lavender graduation’ to celebrate LGBT graduates

Lindsey Gawlik
March 25, 2014

Houston rodeo offers students practical experience

Lindsey Gawlik and Lindsey Gawlik
March 19, 2014

Evans to open ‘edible book’ culinary contest

Lindsey Gawlik
March 6, 2014
 

Grad wildcat foils stuffed ballots

Lindsey Gawlik
March 4, 2014

Research week caters beyond hard sciences

Lindsey Gawlik
March 4, 2014

Judge rules gay marriage ban unconstitutional

Lindsey Gawlik
February 26, 2014

Yearbook rakes in 13 Gold Circle Awards

Lindsey Gawlik
February 25, 2014
 

Hearing puts impeachment to rest

Lindsey Gawlik
February 19, 2014

Grad wildcat contest narrows to 3 finalists

Lindsey Gawlik
February 19, 2014

Joseph, Cheshire reach agreement

Lindsey Gawlik
February 17, 2014
 

A&M jets to forefront of UAS studies

Lindsey Gawlik
February 17, 2014

Largest-ever career fair to draw students Wednesday

Lindsey Gawlik
February 11, 2014

Pass it back, grads

Lindsey Gawlik
September 18, 2013
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