Founded in the 1960s with 14 faculty, graduate assistants, and a $1 million budget, Texas A&M’s Cyclotron Institute established a foundation for excellence in nuclear science. 

Its commitment to research and education has fueled decades of progress.Today, the Institute includes more than 100 members. Its achievements span space science, nuclear medicine, materials science, and critical electronics testing for more than 500 users annually including SpaceX. Isotope production for cancer therapy is also among its recent innovations!

New findings from the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences suggest invasive aoudad (Barbary sheep) may be helping sustain and spread disease-causing pathogens in Texas habitats.

Texas A&M Forest Service is adding three fixed-wing multi-mission aircraft, the next phase of a $257 million investment by the 89th Texas Legislature in state-managed wildfire suppression aircraft.

A new way to become an Aggie engineer is coming to Fort Worth!

Beginning this fall, students can earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Distribution at the new Texas A&M-Fort Worth campus.

From the judging room to the classroom.

Conner McKinzie has joined the Texas A&M Department of Animal Science as meat judging coordinator and lecturer. A former competitor, coach and agricultural educator, he’s now leading one of the nation’s premier meat judging programs while helping students grow as judges, leaders and future professionals in the meat industry.

Texas A&M University Maritime Academy Training Ship LONE STAR STATE Christened in Philadelphia!

“What's stopping us from developing these energy materials and fully harnessing our capabilities to create technologies that will change our lives?”

Warm weather often means more time outside with your pets, but as temperatures rise across Texas and the U.S., it’s important for owners to recognize the signs of heat stress.

The Texas Bar Exam is a challenge, but Aggies never face it alone.

Each summer, Texas A&M Law’s Bar Exam Pit Crew brings lunch, encouragement, supplies, and Aggie spirit to graduates sitting for the Texas bar exam. What began as a simple lunch giveaway in 2013 has grown into a beloved tradition rooted in service, support, and community.

our last coffee cart event of the year!! it was so fun serving the @aggienetwork for the Aggies’ first appearance in the playoffs!!

Spectrum News 1 Texas spotlighted Texas A&M University Department of Horticultural Sciences’ mission to send grape seeds to NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s International Space Station for genetic mutation research.

Stepping out of your comfort zone and embracing the unexpected can completely redefine your future. For Mario Milian ‘26, a last-minute decision to apply for a program just 36 hours before the deadline ended up shaping his entire college experience.

As a non-traditional student, Milian arrived at Texas A&M University as a prior-enlisted veteran, balancing his academics with raising a young son alongside his wife. He arrived with plans to finish his finance degree from the Adam C. Sinn '00 Department of Finance as quickly as possibly and immediately return to the military as an officer.

Instead, he found new community and pathways through the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets and high-impact programs at Mays.

Texas A&M University Higher Education Center at McAllen names first director of student affairs

You’ve got… mail! Here’s a little Monday evening nostalgia for ya, Ags.

Texas A&M Forest Service is purchasing two SUBARU Bell 412EPX helicopters, the first phase of a $257 million investment by the 89th Texas Legislature in state-managed wildfire suppression aircraft.

From sleepless garage nights to bringing home the gold 

#TAMUetid students spent two semesters building a Harley-inspired hydraulic vehicle to take to competition! The team pushed through broken parts, tight deadlines and plenty of late nights, ultimately earning four awards at the Fluid Power Vehicle Challenge.

Let freedom ring... in a new spot! Thanks to our team of careful movers, our Liberty Bell replica has been relocated to its temporary home at the George H. W. Bush Presidential Center as renovations kick off at the Academic Building.

Visitors can stop by with free entry during normal operating hours. 

@tamu researchers have identified a potential new strategy for slowing the progression of lung cancer.

Researchers from the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences and the @cehdtamu found that two naturally occurring microRNAs significantly reduced the growth and protein synthesis of non-small cell lung cancer cells.

Some Aggies are a rare specimen of generosity.

Judy ’78 and Tim Turner ’74 ’77 are turning their lifelong love for nature into support for the Collection of Birds in the Biodiversity Research and Teaching Collections, which spans 35,000 + specimens, nearly 2,000 species and 59 countries.