KAMU Public Broadcasting

KAMU Public Broadcasting KAMU Public Broadcasting (TV/FM), serving the Brazos Valley from the Texas A&M University campus.

10/26/2025

More high-rises at Northgate mean more criminal activity for College Station Police Department to tackle, right? Not really the case, according to Chief Billy Couch.

The state of Northgate -- the city within a city -- is the focus of a brand-new Brazos Matters.

Watch/listen: tx.ag/BrazosMatters

10/26/2025

For Texas, agriculture is a huge part of our state’s identity, but what do we do when its existence is threatened?

Fires and the transformation of generational farming and ranching threaten the future of the industry as we know it. This episode of Texas Monthly Presents looks at two stories of how Texans face the constant change of the land beneath their feet.

Head to KAMU-TV tonight at 6 p.m. to hear their stories.

10/23/2025

Our shocking new episode of Physics in Minutes will have you beaming as you learn about electricity! 💡

Dr. Dawson Nodurft from Texas A&M Physics and Astronomy demonstrates how electricity flows through a wire to light up a bulb. Watch to see how current and resistance work together to power our world!

10/22/2025

NATURE returns for its 44th season tonight at 8 p.m. on KAMU-TV!

From the concrete jungle of New York City to the tropical jungles of Costa Rica, discover how wildlife is adapting to a changing world. Don’t miss this season premiere filled with wild surprises!

Today and tomorrow are perfect days for supporting Aggieland's Public Radio! These KAMU-FM Donation Days allow you to ca...
10/22/2025

Today and tomorrow are perfect days for supporting Aggieland's Public Radio! These KAMU-FM Donation Days allow you to call in your donation directly from 7-11 a.m. at 979.845.5656.

We're grateful for every single contribution, big or small.

Prefer giving online? Donate here: tx.ag/KAMUDonationDays

10/21/2025

Work is at full speed on Texas A&M's future Aplin Center, named after Buc-ee's founder Arch "Beaver" Aplin III '80, that will feature immersive learning labs, food tasting centers, student-run retail and dining spaces, and serve as the campus's hub for hospitality. Doors to open in 2028.

KAMU covered the recent groundbreaking, reviewed interior and exterior renderings, and then asked Aplin about his decision to make a $60M gift to facilitate the center.

10/18/2025

This week on The Heart of Art, Hector Niño talks with Priscilla Salisbury - winner of Best Female Singer at the Catholic Music Awards!

They discuss her love for opera, how she’s blending it with mariachi, and why acting plays a vital role in her performance.

Catch Priscilla live at the Plass Recital Series at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Bryan tomorrow, Oct. 19 at 2 p.m.

Tune in to KAMU-FM today at 2 p.m. or listen anytime: tx.ag/THOA

10/16/2025

Before you recycle your old soda cans, use them for science!

Dr. Tatiana Erukhimova from Texas A&M Physics and Astronomy shows us all about inertia with empty soda cans and a piece of silk fabric. See how it works in this newest Physics in Minutes episode!

Who doesn't love candy and spooky, family fun? 🍬🎃That's exactly what you can expect tonight at City of College Station's...
10/16/2025

Who doesn't love candy and spooky, family fun? 🍬🎃

That's exactly what you can expect tonight at City of College Station's Fall Festival and Haunted house! From 5:30-8 p.m., come get ready for Halloween at our KAMU table -- and grab some candy and a photo op, too!

See you tonight at Lincoln Recreation Center at 1000 Eleanor Street.

10/15/2025

Aggies are going green!

We stopped by Texas A&M Sustainability’s Campus Sustainability event to hear why it matters and how every Aggie can take part. Small steps, big impact. 🌎

Oct. 22-23 are when you'll hear some of KAMU's most passionate supporters tell you why Aggieland's Public Radio means so...
10/15/2025

Oct. 22-23 are when you'll hear some of KAMU's most passionate supporters tell you why Aggieland's Public Radio means so much to them.

90.9 KAMU-FM Donation Days will bring those special messages, along with key updates about your favorite station's programs and fundraising progress.

Call us during Donation Days at 979.845.5656 between 7-11 a.m. or donate any day, any time at tx.ag/KAMUDonationDays.

Thank you for your unwavering support!

10/14/2025

Tune in to KAMU-TV all month long for a spook-tacular celebration - it’s the Halloween BOO-nanza with PBS KIDS! 🎃👻

Join your favorite characters for not-too-spooky adventures, costume fun, and plenty of treats. Don’t miss the Halloween magic airing all October on KAMU-TV!

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KAMU TV-FM Innovative Learning Classroom Building, Third Floor 215 Lamar Street
College Station, TX
77844

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KAMU is both a TV station and an FM radio station, in one. KAMU functions within the "Educational Broadcast Services" department of Texas A&M University in College Station and, while it exists primarily to provide public broadcasting to the Brazos Valley area, it is also involved in the academic mission of Texas A&M, from formal instruction in the broadcast arts to on-the-job training for student announcers, operators, and production assistants at the stations.

KAMU operates two television studios and two radio studios with state-of-the-art broadcast and production equipment, including video editing and digital audio technology. In addition to the broadcasts, the station operates contract production units and produces distance-learning telecourses. Both stations are staffed by a combination of full-time employees, student workers, and volunteers to provide the necessary leadership, manpower, and programming.

Administrative offices and studio facilities are all located in the "Joe Hiram Moore Communications Center", a 17,000 square-foot one-story brick building constructed in 1972 and located on the Texas A&M University campus in College Station, Texas.

HISTORY OF KAMU