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As of the last update, the TS STATE OF MAINE had completed anchor training and was headed for a port call in Charleston, South Carolina. We were expecting some increased seas in a few days, but nothing like what we encountered.
Thank you to the Texas A&M Arts & Sciences team for the original post highlighting the importance of hands-on learning. Through Oceanographic Field & Laboratory Methods, students have the opportunity to move beyond the classroom and into the field, conducting offshore operations near Galveston, collecting water samples, participating in research cruise activities, and developing the practical skills needed for careers in ocean science.
At Mays Business School, bigger than business means leading with integrity, advancing ideas that serve others, and creating impact that reaches further than ourselves. We’re not just shaping careers. We’re shaping a world that needs what we stand for: in classrooms, in boardrooms, in communities — together as a force for good.
Four conferences, countless new Aggies!
We’re bringing the Aggie Spirit to Washington, D.C.’s 4th of July festivities!
Having leadership and selfless service combined means you’re serving the people who entrust you to lead.”
For Daniel Sirias ’24, those Aggie Core Values guide his work at the Pentagon, where he helps shape AI, cybersecurity, and data strategy for the @usspaceforce.
As one of the first graduates of Mays Business School’s online MS MIS program, Sirias credits his @tamu experience with strengthening the leadership mindset that continues to drive his career.
In 2019, PPRI conducted a statewide needs assessment to better understand and support Texas veterans and their families.
Led by Texas A&M University nautical archaeologist Piotr Bojakowski, in collaboration with the U.S. Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA), a team of researchers traveled to Denmark in July 2025 to identify and document the remains of a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress that crashed into the Baltic Sea eight decades ago during World War II combat.
After more than 50 years, Michael '67 finally received his Aggie Ring and graduated from Texas A&M University. Michael’s story is one that well illustrates the undying love Aggies have for A&M and the lifelong bonds that Aggies share with one another.
Watch our TAMU in international exchange students visit@RodeoHouston a true Texan experience!
The Texas A&M University System has received the highest possible credit ratings from the nation’s three major credit rating agencies: Fitch Ratings, S&P Global Ratings, and Moody's Ratings.
These top marks place the A&M System among an elite group of four universities and university systems nationwide with the highest ratings from all three major agencies.
New research from the Zarin Lab at TAMU Biology is pushing neuroscience beyond the connectome. The team explores how neural circuits function, adapt and recover, revealing that understanding the brain requires more than mapping its wiring alone.
Howdy, 2000s Aggies! Time to turn back the clock to Y2K to look for some familiar faces!
The possibilities are endless at the Rec
Aggies take on Anaheim!
Over the past two weeks, Texas A&M’s Livestock Judging Team welcomed over 300 students to their annual judging camp!
Driving purpose and impact.
The MAGNETOM Cima.X isn’t just a breakthrough in imaging—it is a testament to what happens when engineering precision meets clinical need.
See why we’re making history.
Texas A&M Law School remains #22 in the U.S. News & World Report rankings.
What a meaningful Aggie Muster we shared last night. Thank you to our speaker, Dion C. McInnis ’03, and to our incredible partners, donors, and sponsors for supporting this honored Texas A&M tradition.
At Texas A&M University Galveston Campus, students are trading the classroom for the dig site, carefully unearthing artifacts at La Maison Rouge, the spot long associated with Galveston's own pirate, Jean Lafitte.
Big news for Texas A&M ECEN undergrads!
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded our department a new REU Site grant: WAVE SURF (Workforce Advancement in Verification and Emulation of Semiconductor Chips).
The Department of History proudly hosted its first cording ceremony for the Legal History Certificate in December 2025, recognizing students who completed the program. The Legal History Certificate Program, which began in 2022, is designed to prepare students who have an interest in a legal career for life after graduation, equipping them with historical knowledge and analytical skills that serve as a strong foundation for legal education.
From Aggieland to Capitol Hill.
Students in our Haynes Teacher Corps stepped out of the classroom and traveled to Washington, D.C. They toured the U.S. Capitol and other landmarks, met with Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, observed the legislative process in action and explored how policy, advocacy and public service intersect with their future roles as educators.
Sustainably Speaking: A Voice for The Planet
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