We’re giving our students the tools they need to succeed in the workforce.

This past month, our interns toured the Brazos County Election Administration, learning about the voting process.

West Texas A&M University has received a $9.75 million grant from the USDA—the largest federal award in University history—to fund what promises to be the most advanced cattle feedlot research facility in the world.

Texas A&M University is celebrating 150 years, and Aggie Moms have dedicated their love, support and service for Aggies over those many years. ⁣
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"Piece by Piece" is an exhibition of quilts honoring the legacy of Aggie Moms, with blocks representing tangible emblems of memories and traditions.⁣ These quilts not only celebrate individual service—they reflect the collective legacy and leadership of Aggie Moms.⁣

A small current can make a big difference

A team from Texas A&M University Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS) recently earned second place in NASA’s ORBIT Challenge Earth track for their concept, PATCH. PATCH is a wearable technology designed to stimulate healing in chronic ulcers using a tiny electrical current generated by movement.

We hosted our first outreach event for the Galveston community!

On Friday, Sept. 25, we welcomed high school counselors, career and technical education directors, AP science teachers and college transfer specialists for our Computer Science Open House. Attendees learned about pathways to earn a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at our Texas A&M University Galveston Campus location.

The ID Anniversary Celebration photos are in! Familiar faces, lasting connections and 70 years of Industrial Distribution.

Texas pumpkin growers are finishing an early harvest after extreme drought cut yields in the state’s primary production area by an estimated 30%-40%, according to an AgriLife Extension agent.

It's National 4-H Week, so we had to celebrate our incredible hashtag#AGLSAggie, Miss Rodeo Texas 2026, who got her start in the Texas 4-H Youth Development Foundation!

Halliburton Engineering Global Programs (HEGP) has been named a 2026 Institute of International Education Andrew Heiskell Award winner for Innovation in International Education for its Introduction to Research Abroad Program (IRAP).

Texans serving Texans 

On the latest episode of the Aggie Legends podcast, @heb President and COO Roxanne Orsak ’88 discusses the benefits of being privately owned and how it’s shaped the company’s family-oriented culture and ability to focus not only on short-term results but also on the next 10 years. 

THE BEST DAY FOR THE BEST BOYS AND GIRLS

We celebrated 150 years of Texas A&M at the Animal Science Tailgate and BTHO Arkansas!

Congratulations to our faculty and students on their outstanding success at the 2026 Western Region American Association for Agricultural Education (AAAE) Conference in Hawaii!

A team from Texas A&M’s Advanced Vertical Flight Lab led by aerospace engineering professor Dr. Moble Benedict recently entered the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency or DARPA lift challenge. They were one of only six teams from across the country that built a drone that could finish the course. Their design went through many iterations, but the finished carbon fiber vehicle weighed 50-pounds and carried 110 pounds of barbell weights across four nautical miles in only 12 minutes.

What a night! 

Thank you to everyone who submitted questions, brought friends, showed up curious, and leaned into the conversation. We loved getting to hear what’s on your mind!

Our department head, Dr. Stacy Vincent, joined AGSC 402/602 to present, "Where are the boys? The current phenomenon & approaches for improving the profession." The discussion encouraged future agricultural educators to examine current trends in education, think critically about challenges facing the profession, and explore ways to strengthen the future of teaching.