A pet’s heart works hard every day to support the walks, playtime, cuddles, and companionship families cherish. Because heart disease can develop with few early warning signs, knowing what to watch for — and staying proactive about preventive care — can make a meaningful difference.

Texas A&M welcomes Google Gemini to campus this week as part of Google's college tour!

Aggies have been stopping by the Gemini Lounge to test out AI-powered tools, connect with Googlers and pick up some exclusive swag.

The event gives students a chance to see Gemini in action and explore features that can help with studying, research, organization, and exam preparation. Best of all, Texas A&M students have access to Gemini at no cost.

Introducing Executive Cabinet 2026-2027!

Texas A&M stacks

531 teams entered. The goal wasn’t a better pitch. It was to test, learn, and build better and faster with AI.

Congratulations also to NEXUS of the Baylor College of Medicine and Columbia University, our second-place winner, and Lobe AI of Mays Business School and the Texas A&M University College of Engineering, our third-place winner, and to all 12 finalists for the progress they made.

What a fantastic start to the semester for the department!

The Opening Doors Career Fair brought together more than 300 students and 30+ industry vendors for an afternoon of networking, career exploration and professional development.

Elizabeth Robertson '25 found her calling in hospitality in an unlikely place: a marine biology lab in Florida.

This #AGLSAggie has turned her curiosity into a career by using a study abroad experience and student leadership to set herself up for a career in conference management!

Meet Cabot Ellis ’25, a proud graduate of Texas A&M University’s Department of Soil & Crop Sciences!

We want to thank all the Aggies who participated in Career Services’ Dress for Success & Headshot event!

Sometimes the simplest habits make the biggest difference in your wellness. As you adjust to a new schedule away from home, keep these habits in mind to build a healthier relationship with yourself. 

Putting wool to the test

Curious when the best time is to pick a fig? Dr. Tim Hartmann in @tamuhort shares just that!

Another great Aggie football weekend in the books! From Midnight Yell to the Aggie ACHIEVE tailgate and cheering on the Ags, it was a weekend full of great memories and even better company. We are so grateful to the Hutcheson family for hosting another wonderful tailgate and bringing the Aggie Family together! Gig ’em! 

An Opening Doors Career Fair connection that turned into a career opportunity!  Texas A&M master’s graduate Tingyi (Wayne) Wang recently started a new role in Revenue Management at Hilton’s regional headquarters in Dallas. Wayne connected with his now-supervisor at one of our HMGT Opening Doors Careers Fair. This is a great example of how career fairs create opportunities for students and industry professionals to make meaningful connections that can lead to what’s next.

A body lies motionless beneath a front-end loader. A witness story doesn't add up. A College Station police officer takes notes.

Relax, true crime fans, no one died. It's a class.

Last month, members of the Nutrition Retinoids Focus Group attended the International Retinoids Conference VIII in gorgeous Niagara Falls, NY. Dr. Catharine Ross and Dr. Masako Suzuki gave talks at the conference and GGEN doctoral student Brighton Garrett presented a poster.