Texas A&M University

Houston Arboretum presents two bat-related events in one weekend – “Going Batty” on Sept. 22 and ”Bat Fest” on Sept. 23

“GOING BATTY” WHAT:                 The Houston Arboretum & Nature Center presents “Going Batty,” a fun evening event geared toward adults on Friday, Sept. 22 the night before “Bat Fest,” a family friendly festival that is free and open to the […]

Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo™ Awards 70 Texas FFA Members With $1.4 Million In Scholarships

Seventy Texas FFA members representing 55 FFA chapters from across Texas were presented with $1.4 million in scholarships from the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo during the 95th Annual Texas FFA State Convention in Dallas, Texas on Thursday, July 13. Scholarship […]

Aggie Mother, Daughter Honored as Points of Light

Severe illness led to charity helping childhood pancreatitis sufferers A mother and daughter from Texas A&M University will be honored this fall in Washington, D.C., by the global Points of Light organization for their national impact in fighting pediatric pancreatitis. […]

Marine Veteran Demetrius Harrell Jr. Appointed as Texas A&M University System Student Regent

BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Texas Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Marine veteran Demetrius L. Harrell Jr. as student regent for The Texas A&M University System.  Harrell, who is pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice with a double minor in Sociology and […]

5G Research Testbed at RELLIS Opens for Business of Innovation

BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas — 5G is likely to improve your life even if you don’t binge-watch videos on your smartphone.     The Texas A&M University System on Thursday opened one of the nation’s largest 5G research testbeds on its RELLIS […]