We are halfway through our summer New Student Conferences

Campus history is written in the details 

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Look at this impact, Ags! Shoutout to the Leach Teaching Gardens for planting seeds for a sustainable future! Read More

POV: You grew in your first year at Mays.

We asked students to share their favorite part of Rec Sports. Their responses are a reminder that it's about so much more than recreation. It's about connection, growth, and belonging!

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Long day but one of the best days! Today we visited @fearn_farm , where they specialize in vertical integration! Then we traveled to Dunrobin Castle, and concluded our day at Balblaid Distillery!!

Did you know? Texas A&M AgriLife Research is the state’s premier research agency in agriculture, natural resources and the life sciences.

For 24 years, Dr. Mary Bryk has made significant contributions to the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics through research in chromatin and gene regulation, mentorship and academic leadership.

Science Meets Art in Downtown Bryan

We’re excited to share a unique science communication project led by Dr. Jessica Light from the Department of Ecology and Conservation Biology at Texas A&M University and Curator of Mammals at the Biodiversity Research and Teaching Collections (BRTC).

Doctoral students Hannah Lamar and Diana "DK" Kolb each presented a poster at the Society for Behavioral Medicine's Annual Meeting in Chicago. The meeting focused on innovative and powerful ways to integrate scientific perspectives and break research silos to develop effective, adaptable and sustainable health solutions more rapidly. 

Camp Arch is in full swing! 

Our urban planning campers spent the day touring downtown Bryan to see planning principles in action, while our landscape architecture campers began selecting sites for their design projects. 

Howdy to COSC student Gina Rodriguez who is completing her internship with Universal Creative in Orlando, Florida!

Gina is spending her internship working on the construction of a brand-new roller coaster set to open next year. 

A look inside our summer semester midterm reviews!

531 teams. 116 schools. 27 semifinalists. 

Mays Business School just advanced 27 teams to the semifinals of the inaugural AI Venture Velocity Challenge.

One year ago, the July 4 floods changed Central Texas forever. Today our prayers are with every family who lost someone they love and those whose lives were taken too soon.

An #AGLSAggie helped Spider-Man start a beer company.

Yes, really.

@tamufstc's Grant Wood ’84 partnered with actor Tom Holland to create @berobrewing, a non-alcoholic beer brand built on incredible brewing science.

Howdy from Namibia!

Our ALEC students are making memories—and a global impact—on their study abroad trip to Southern Africa!

AgriLife Today highlighted the students and faculty being recognized at this year's ASHS annual national conference! Congrats to the Awardees!!

A big round of applause for our newest Tau Sigma Delta members!

These students represent the top 20% of the College of Architecture, honoring excellence in architecture, landscape architecture and the allied arts of design.

Thank you to the Houston Chronicle for documenting the amazing work coming out of the Aerospace Human Systems Laboratory led by Dr. Bonnie J. Dunbar using a recently acquired human centrifuge. 

Dr. Dunbar said the studies from this lab will help scientists better understand how the human body responds to lower gravity environments in preparation for future space travel.

#TAMUcsce senior Anisha Menezes has received an Astronaut Scholarship! 

The Astronaut Scholarship is awarded to juniors and seniors in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields and is one of the largest merit-based scholarships for undergraduates. In 2026, the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation awarded 79 scholarships to exceptional students across the nation who show initiative and creativity in their chosen field.

Texas A&M University System Regents Sam Torn and Kelley Sullivan Georgiades visited Los Alamos National Laboratory in June to learn more about the Nuclear Security Office of the Texas A&M University System’s role in managing the facility.