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Smarter predictions can help drive better outcomes in livestock production.
Dr. Karun Kaniyamattam, an AgriLife Research artificial intelligence modeling scientist and assistant professor in the Texas A&M Department of Animal Science, is creating tools that help producers make informed decisions about animal health, efficiency and profitability.
Isabella Chapa '27, a BBA student in Mays Department of Management with a focus in entrepreneurship, is spending her summer as a sponsorships and events intern with Lucchese Bootmaker. Chapa took extra initiative to earn the role, connecting with Lucchese employees on LinkedIn and even mailing a personal pitch letter.
For those who find their way to Texas A&M University, The Association of Former Students exists to support them.
A tenet of The Association's mission is to serve the student body, and one tangible way is through hundreds of scholarships annually.
Some projects teach you more than an assignment ever could.
Texas A&M’s Fluid Power Vehicle Challenge team spent two semesters designing, building and refining a one-of-a-kind hydraulic vehicle and walked away with four awards to show for it!
Healthy hooves are the foundation of equine health and mobility.
For National Farriers Week, we are recognizing the farriers who play an important role in keeping horses moving.
What a week in Aggieland!
Aggie families, it was so special welcoming you and your new Aggies to campus.
Inspired by personal experience and a passion for public policy, Texas A&M University economist and recent doctoral graduate Melissa Gentry studies how transportation, employment and accessibility shape the lives of people with disabilities.
Thanks to everyone who joined us at Howdy Hour last night! It was a great evening of networking, reconnecting with fellow Aggies, and sharing stories about summer vacation plans.
Nine Student Design Awards. One Professional Honor.
Seventeen students and eight LAND faculty were recognized by Texas ASLA for their outstanding work. We’re incredibly proud of our teams!
What a week at Camp Arch!
Our construction science campers rolled up their sleeves and experienced the industry through hands-on projects, teamwork and real-world challenges.
Freshman Friday is back!
This week, @bstanford62 shares why it’s so important to show up and embrace the season God has you in.
Doubling up on excellence and setting the standard for tourism research. Congratulations to Dr. James Petrick on being named both a Fellow of the Travel and Tourism Research Association (TTRA) and a Fellow of the International Academy for the Study of Tourism!
The mechanical engineering life
These #TAMUbme seniors just created a customized cancer therapy that’s already being used.
That’s a wrap on the 98th Texas FFA State Convention!
After a short break for the Fourth of July, @aggieseacamp is back in full swing!
The marina is busy once again as Texas A&M Galveston Vessel Operations helps make this a summer to remember for the next generation of marine scientists and ocean explorers.
Not every day is a high-energy day, and that’s okay! The Student Rec Center offers more than workouts; it’s a place to recharge, relax and reset.
Family Weekend was unforgettable!
Children are discovering that math is more than numbers on a worksheet.
In partnership with @bgcbrazosvalley, Dr. Hyunyi Jung of our @tamutlac and her team are leading the Modeling in Our Daily Experiences and Lives (MODEL) Summer Camp. From designing zoo habitats to building geometric birdhouses, students are developing problem-solving skills and creativity.
Our fourth annual International Fest featured delicious dishes from across the world, an inspiring parade of nations and educational cultural presentations.
Our largest-ever graduating class from Texas A&M University Galveston Campus crossed the stage!
Sky-high creativity! Dean Holliday’s ARCH 345-501 students took on a creative assignment to design, wear and present their favorite skyscraper.
The future of construction is being built at The Texas A&M University System.
Backed by a $249,373 grant, researchers from East Texas A&M University, Texas A&M University-Texarkana, and Tarleton State University are developing a new kind of concrete that is stronger, longer-lasting, self-healing, and more environmentally friendly.
You may have grabbed a bottle of wine labeled sugar-free, low sulfite or tannin-free and felt somewhat virtuous about it.
However, Andreea Botezatu, Ph.D., Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service enologist and associate professor, Department of Horticultural Sciences, said some common beliefs about wine don’t hold up to science.
I'm excited to share that we are launching The Chancellor's Cup, a competition that will celebrate school pride, excellence and the unique identity of our member universities.
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