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Good things come in small packages and bovine are no exception. Miniature cows are rising in popularity as household companions.
Miniature bovine are becoming increasingly popular as homesteading pets, primarily among hobby farmers.
With its fall season canceled, the Texas A&M crew team is finding a new way to keep the spirit of the sport alive.
Members of Texas A&M crew have regularly competed in rowing competitions all over the state and the country since 2001 and enjoyed great success, racking up hundreds of medals in
After SEC guidelines halted live band performances and restricted Yell Leaders’ access to the field, these two groups are adapting to continue bringing the Spirit of Aggieland to football games.
While the sidelines will seem bare and the field silent during halftime of Texas A&M football games, the Aggie Band and Yell Leader team are finding new ways to keep
Columnist Caleb Powell argues that Senator Kamala Harris’ record as a prosecutor could hurt Joe Biden in November.
Over a year ago, Senator Kamala Harris described herself as “obviously a top-tier candidate” in the 2020 Democratic Presidential Primary. That top-tier candidate then ran out of money and dropped
CLERY: The Texas A&M Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division is investigating a student report of sexual assault next to Moses Hall.
The Texas A&M University Police Department was contacted early this morning with a report of a sexual assault occurring on campus.
Though they won’t get the chance to play this fall, the Texas A&M men's rugby club is having its annual fundraiser for a two night hunting trip at 777 Ranch. The raffle will close at midnight on Dec. 22.
Despite uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Texas A&M men’s rugby football club is having its 14th annual raffle fundraiser.
BREAKING: Texas A&M President Michael Young announced today he will retire from his position in May 2021.
Texas A&M University President Michael K. Young announced Wednesday morning he will retire from his position, effective May 31, 2021.
The Suicide Awareness & Prevention Office has planned multiple virtual events throughout September for Suicide Awareness Month.
The Suicide Awareness & Prevention Office is putting on more events than ever for Suicide Awareness Month.
Opinion writer Sam Somogye urges students to register to vote in College Station elections.
In less than 63 days, Americans will exercise a freedom not every person across the globe has the privilege of experiencing: voting. On Nov. 3, whether it be in person
Silver Taps: Erik Alexander Medina — A dedicated Aggie with love to spare #Here
Known for his encouraging nature and ability to make friends wherever he went, Erik Alexander Medina influenced the lives of many.
Silver Taps: Cody Allen Reinhard — A passionate politician who always wore a smile #Here
Kind-hearted, intelligent and unafraid of showing his true self, Cody Allen Reinhard will be remembered by his family and friends for his radiant personality.
Silver Taps: Aidan Alexander Berwick — A unique soul with a kind heart #Here
Aidan Alexander Berwick, for friends, family and strangers alike, is a name that means kindness, love and a spirit unlike any other.
Silver Taps: Caitlyn Mychele Harman — A determined spirit with a passion to serve #Here
Outgoing and determined, Caitlyn Mychele Harman will be remembered as an ambitious individual with a drive to help.
Silver Taps: Prescilla Marie Sanchez — A loving daughter and sister, strong in faith #Here
Prescilla Marie Sanchez was a dedicated student, daughter and sister who was rooted in faith from a young age and will be remembered for kindness to everyone she encountered and
Silver Taps: Elizabeth Anne Slovak — A free spirit with a heart for service #Here
Though she only became an Aggie a short while ago, Elizabeth Anne Slovak embodied Texas A&M’s core value of selfless service with family, friends and strangers alike.
Silver Taps: Steven Devon Anderson — An artist, an activist and an example #Here
As a generous friend who worked tirelessly within the community and expressed himself through art, Steven Devon Anderson will always be remembered for his endless joy and desire to help
Silver Taps: Asa Thomas Graham — A passionate creative with heart of gold #Here
Remembered for his relentless work ethic and generosity, Asa Graham was dedicated to spreading love to everyone he met.
ICYMI: Tonight's Silver Taps ceremony will be streamed at 10:30 p.m. on KAMU-TV and Texas A&M's youtube channel.
Texas A&M’s 122-year-old tradition of honoring current students who have died will be delivered in a new format this fall.
Senior cornerback Elijah Blades announced he has chosen to opt out of the 2020 football season but will return in 2021.
Senior cornerback Elijah Blades has become the second Texas A&M football player to opt out of competition this season, he announced in a tweet on Aug. 31.
Opinion Writer Garion Frankel explores the harms of publicly shaming people violating COVID-19 guidelines.
The COVID-19 pandemic needs little introduction. As of Aug. 26, it has killed nearly 180,000 Americans and rendered our lifestyles essentially unrecognizable. Many of us have worked diligently to stop
NEW: The Bryan Police Department has released the names of the three individuals killed in a plane crash on Sunday, Aug. 30. The name of the sole survivor has not been released at this time.
Originally reported by KBTX, on Sunday, Aug 30., a plane crash at Coulter Airfield in Bryan killed three people and left one passenger in critical condition.
BREAKING: KBTX has confirmed that two Texas A&M students were among those involved in a fatal plane crash today in Bryan. The names of everyone involved have not been released at this time.
Originally reported by KBTX, on Sunday, Aug 30., a plane crash at Coulter Airfield in Bryan killed three people and left one passenger in critical condition.
Texas A&M football canceled practice on Friday so athletes and coaches could participate with other student-athletes in a march across campus to bring awareness to social issues.
Texas A&M football canceled practice on Friday afternoon to reflect on current social issues following a team meeting in which they had an “open and honest discussion regarding social injustice.”
The fourth and final night of the Republican National Convention concluded last night and featured prominent politicians and Trump administration officials voicing their support for Donald Trump and Mike Pence.
The Republican National Convention (RNC) concluded, including speeches from many politicians, many shots at Joe Biden.
The SEC has announced new guidelines for football gameday operations this fall.
The words, “Now forming at the North end zone of Kyle Field” will not be heard at Texas A&M football games this fall, according to new guidelines from the SEC
Guest writers Patrick Mann and John Harkins explain why many Aggies have joined Students for Biden.
Patrick Mann is a recreation, park and tourism sciences senior and John Harkins is an industrial distribution junior. Both are members of Students For Biden.
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In search of a bit of paw-sitivity during these times? The Bryan Animal Center is holding ‘Clear the Shelters Day’ on Saturday, August 29 where you can adopt a pet at no cost. 🐶
The local coordinators of ‘Clear the Shelters,’ a free event happening all day Saturday, said they hope residents will use the opportunity to adopt, not shop.
Brazos County Health District and Texas A&M officials updated the public on A&M’s COVID-19 Dashboard, clusters of positive cases, Midnight Yell + more at an Aug. 27 press conference.
The Brazos County Health District (BCHD) updated the public on the current state of COVID-19 in the area.
Fall sports have new guidelines to operate under in 2020, the SEC announced on Thursday along with new start dates.
The SEC is one step closer to playing sports this fall.
The new organization, COOL, has been formed to help elementary students advance their reading skills through mentorship with A&M students.
A group of students have just started Creating Optimistic Outlooks on Learning (COOL), a new organization at Texas A&M University promoting child literacy.
Student organizations and social events can no longer be advertised on campus by means of “chalking.” Effective immediately, no markings, temporary or otherwise, are allowed on campus surfaces.
The Texas A&M announced changes to “campus signage” in the university Standard Administrative Procedure (SAP) in a university-wide email.
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The School of Public Health and the College of Architecture partner together to present a weekly lecture addressing hospital patient surges and how architecture plays a role in public health.
The Fall 2020 weekly visiting lecture series “Architecture for Health” will be held on Zoom this semester, focusing on surge capacity in hospitals.
BREAKING: Texas A&M’s new COVID-19 dashboard shows an overall 12.9% positivity rate. A total of 358 students, faculty and staff reported testing positive for COVID-19 in the week of Aug. 16 - Aug. 22.
Four days into the start of fall classes, Texas A&M has launched its COVID-19 dashboard and released data regarding the presence of the virus among A&M students, faculty and staff.
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Founded by the Latinx Graduation Coalition, this optional and additional ceremony has become the newest Aggie tradition bringing a deeper sense of belonging to all Latinx graduates by celebrating their accomplishments in bilingual & inclusive format.
Sophie Gonzalez, the special events executive of MSC Townhall and the brain behind the first-ever drag show on campus, explains how DRAGgieland came together and the impact it can have on Texas A&M as a whole.
Join us in our adventure as we explore coffee shops around the Bryan-College Station area! Our first stop is at The Kyle House, which provides a non-traditional study atmosphere. It is located in Bryan adjacent to restaurants, antique shops and the La Salle Hotel.
Jeff Morris, a music technology professor at Texas A&M, talks about his compositions and experiments with technology to create music like you've never heard!
Discover the ARTISTS organization at Texas A&M as they thrive to give back to the community with art and gifts each semester at their charity event, Fusion.
Relive the annual Astroworld Festival 2019 started by Travis Scott in Houston, Texas!
Follow the Aggies to the 2019 Texas Bowl to conclude #YearTwo of Jimbo Fisher's reign at A&M.
Student Bonfire burns tonight at the Stack site off Old Hearne Road in Bryan. Before the burn begins at 8:50 p.m., take a look behind the scenes!
Ever since an American Sign Language interpreter has been made available at each midnight yell of the season, this beloved tradition can be enjoyed by even more Aggies.
Take a brief tour of “Small Expressions,” an exhibit currently on display in the MSC’s Stark Galleries.
Tonight, The Battalion will remember the 1999 Bonfire Collapse by tweeting a chronology of the tragedy. Visit our Twitter page, @thebattonline, for an up-to-the-minute look at the timeline of events that took place 20 years ago. (Tweets in the thread will include timestamps as well as dates to emphasize that these events are not currently happening.)
Jennifer Mercieca, an associate professor in Texas A&M’s department of communication, talks about her new book and her goals for her students as a passionate political rhetoric expert.
The pulse of the spirit of Aggieland marches strong on the field during the halftime show of the Texas A&M vs. UTSA football game on Nov. 2, celebrating its 125th anniversary.
Known for surprising his customers, Melvin Reed discusses how he founded Karaoke Uber of Bryan College Station
Join us in a new habitat at Huntsville, where we embark on a spooky ghost hunt with Jonathan Craig and the Texas A&M Paranormal Society!
Learn the history of the Queen Theatre and how you can celebrate Halloween with them this October.
Join us in a new habitat on campus, where we explore slacklining with Ryan Beltran and understand what it takes to become a pro on the tightrope!
Your timeline just got sweeter. 😋Texas A&M sophomore Diana Reyna talks baking, being a first generation student and growing her business.
Last week, the Department of Multicultural Services partnered with multiple student organizations to host the first Multicultural Graduation where they presented stoles to about 125 students. https://bit.ly/2UCewhW
Explore Texas A&M through an outsider’s perspective as traveling author Drew Ott seeks to document the “college experience” at various universities in “The Students, Yes.”
Election commissioner Mary Franklin is announcing the student body election results.
As flu season continues, take a look at how you can avoid getting sick this year.
Mo’s Irish Pub specializes in bar food and live music. Take a look inside their College Station location and see what this pub is all about.
Founded in 2004, the Hullaballoo Pep Band brings pop, classic rock, funk, jazz and of course, Aggie Traditional to the sidelines of Reed Arena.
This semester, an assortment of works by Alphonse Mucha are on display in the Forsyth Gallery for public viewing.
Over a year after Hurricane Harvey, Aggies continue their relief efforts to benefit those still recovering from the storm's damage. Members of Build to Help Others usually volunteer in Houston area once every month
As the Aggies prepare to take on South Carolina, try this game day recipe for Cowboy Caviar, courtesy of @Southern_Living’s SEC Tailgating Cookbook.
The Texas A&M Hotel & Conference Center boasts amenities and meeting spaces that embody "Aggie Hospitality" for students and non-students alike.
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