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Bobby Brown III and Isaiah Spiller headlined a group of seven Texas A&M football players who earned All-SEC honors on Tuesday.
After finishing the 2020 regular season ranked No. 5, seven Texas A&M football players have earned All-SEC honors, the conference announced Tuesday.
In 1976, Texas A&M denied a group of gay and lesbian students the ability to form an on-campus student organization. The resulting court case, Gay Student Services v. Texas A&M, lasted the better part of a decade.
This is their story.
Carlton Caper did not mince words in his letter to The Board of Trustees: “I had hoped not to intrude on your summer,” he wrote, “but we seem to have
Opinion writer Zach Freeman says we can better motivate students by diversifying learning methods.
Recently, a large cheating scandal was uncovered at Texas A&M University. During finals, students in a 400-level finance course were sent an email giving them the chance to come forward
Texas A&M overcame an early 15-3 deficit against Wofford to earn its second consecutive win before opening conference play against LSU on Dec. 29.
In its final game before beginning conference play, Texas A&M men’s basketball found itself down to Wofford 15-3 less than four minutes into the game.
Opinion Columnist Sam Somogye says the City of College Station has no right to define family.
The City of College Station is once again proving they are not fans of college students.
Here’s what North Carolina coach Mack Brown and Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher had to say about the announcement of A&M and UNC’s Orange Bowl matchup:
No. 5 Texas A&M will face No. 13 North Carolina in the Orange Bowl at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on Jan. 2.
Following an 8-1 regular season, No. 5 Texas A&M will face North Carolina in the Orange Bowl on Jan. 2.
After completing the regular season with an 8-1 record, No. 5 Texas A&M did not advance in ranking and will not be playing in the College Football Playoffs.
With Sunday’s win, Texas A&M women's basketball is off to its best start since the 2014-2015 season, riding an eight-game win streak to open the season.
It all came down to the buzzer, and No. 10 Texas A&M women’s basketball remains undefeated.
After ending the 2020 regular season on a seven-game win streak, Texas A&M remains at No. 5 in the final College Football Playoff rankings. Here’s how the Aggies reacted to the announcement on Sunday:
In the midst of a global pandemic, Texas A&M launched an impressive campaign in pursuit of its first College Football Playoff appearance, winning a program history eight games against conference
With the last game of the regular season completed, Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher and players finally voiced their opinions on where the Aggies should land in the final College Football Playoff rankings.
Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher saved his College Football Playoff opinions for the conclusion of the No. 5 Aggies’ regular season.
No. 5 Texas A&M defeated Tennessee 34-13, making its final case to the College Football Playoff selection committee. Here’s what we learned.
No. 5 Texas A&M defeated Tennessee 34-13 during its last regular game of the season in its first visit to Neyland Stadium, making its final case to the College Football
Texas A&M finished the regular season 8-1, ranked No. 5, with seven consecutive wins in an all SEC schedule and is now eyeing a potential College Football Playoff berth.
No. 5 Texas A&M now has seven consecutive SEC wins and six straight double-digit wins under its belt after controlling the game against Tennessee on Saturday.
Texas A&M football senior Jayden Peevy didn't start playing football until his junior year of high school, but he has made the most of his short time playing the sport.
Although he didn’t expect to become a football player, Jayden Peevy now finds himself stepping into a prominent role as a defensive tackle on Texas A&M’s football team.
With all the changes the 2020 season has brought, Ainias Smith has seen an additional one. After playing wide receiver last year, Smith has added the title of running back to his resume this season.
Everyone on the Texas A&M football roster is a football player, but perhaps no one fits that title more than sophomore running back Ainias Smith.
Here’s a look at what’s happening around the SEC this weekend:
The long-awaited 2020 SEC Championship takes place this Saturday night between the undefeated Alabama Crimson Tide and the SEC East champion Florida Gators. This matchup has been anticipated for several
Here are five things to watch for as Texas A&M travels to Knoxville for its final regular season game against Tennessee.
Texas A&M (7-1) remains just outside the top four of the College Football Playoff rankings at No. 5 in the AP Poll for the sixth consecutive week despite the cancellation
Texas A&M prepares to face Tennessee this Saturday after postponing the matchup in November due to COVID-19.
For the first time since a thrilling double-overtime matchup in 2016, No. 5 Texas A&M will play Tennessee on Saturday, Dec. 19 in Knoxville.
Texas A&M had 19 players sign their Letters of Intent yesterday. Here's a recap of the Aggies' Early Signing Day:
No. 5 Texas A&M will have an abundance of new weapons to explore for the 2021 season after signing a class of 19 on Early Signing Day on Wednesday, Dec.
GALLERY: Men's Basketball vs. Southeastern Louisiana
📸 Photos by Harrison Cain
The Texas A&M men's basketball team (4-1) defeated the Southeastern Louisiana Lions (1-6) Tuesday evening at Reed Arena. The Aggies were able to mantain a lead for the entire game
As Texas A&M's final regular season game against Tennessee approaches, sophomore running back Isaiah Spiller is eyeing the 1,000-rushing yard mark.
No. 5 Texas A&M’s offense has one final chance to impress the College Football Playoff Selection Committee.
After giving up 196 yards on the ground to Auburn in its last game, Texas A&M will face a Tennessee offense that is coming off its third game with over 200 rushing yards.
After No. 5 Texas A&M’s third postponed game, the Aggies’ defense gears up to face Tennessee’s offense and its two-quarterback look.
Texas A&M earned its seventh consecutive win with a 99-69 win over Sam Houston State.
No. 10 Texas A&M women’s basketball extended its win streak to seven on Tuesday, Dec. 15, with a 99-69 win over Sam Houston State.
Texas A&M never trailed as the Aggies took a 17-point victory over the Lions in their fourth win of the season.
The Texas A&M men’s basketball team left its game against the Southeastern Louisiana Lions with another win. The 69-52 victory moved A&M to 4-1 on the season, and 4-0 at
Charlotte Han Sharp, the wife of A&M Chancellor John Sharp, passed away on Dec. 15. In lieu of flowers, her family asks that donations be made to organizations she cared for.
Charlotte Han Sharp, wife of Texas A&M Chancellor John Sharp, passed away on Dec. 15 following a lengthy illness.
Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher and players met with the media on Monday. Here’s what we learned.
Ahead of No. 5 Texas A&M’s last regular season game on Saturday, Dec. 19, against Tennessee, A&M coach Jimbo Fisher and players met with the media to discuss the upcoming
NEW: Texas A&M will require all full- and part-time faculty and staff to test for COVID-19 before returning to campus for the spring semester.
In an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19 on campus, Texas A&M will require all faculty and staff to test for the coronavirus before returning to campus.
BREAKING: Texas A&M will require all students living on campus to test for COVID-19 before the end of the first week of spring classes, Jan. 22.
When students returned to Texas A&M for the fall 2020 semester, the university experienced a surge in positive COVID-19 cases. Under the advice of public health experts, A&M administrators are
Here’s a look at what’s happening around the SEC this weekend:
The 2020 SEC Championship became official on Saturday, Dec. 6, with both Alabama and Florida clinching their respective divisions with wins. After its game against Vanderbilt was postponed, Georgia returns
With 74 total tackles, three sacks, two forced fumbles and a pick-six, Buddy Johnson has led Texas A&M's defense throughout its dominant 2020 season.
References to the Wrecking Crew aren’t uncommon in any year, but they seem to be only increasing in 2020 thanks to several dominant performances from Texas A&M’s defense, which ranks
With the winter break officially underway, Aggies are keeping in mind how to safely celebrate the holidays.
Students and physicians associated with Texas A&M are weighing in on the coming winter break.
A new $35 million recreational facility is coming soon to the south side of campus. ⤵️
A third recreation facility will be built on campus after the Texas A&M Board of Regents approved plans for a $35 million South Campus Recreation Center to allow more places
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A series of tweets from several members of the No. 5 Texas A&M football team caused some excitement among Twitter users on Wednesday, Dec. 9.
After its cancellation in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Big Event will return to Texas A&M in March 2021 as the nation's largest single-day, student-run service project.
After the cancelation of the 2020 Big Event amid the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the spring event at Texas A&M University is scheduled for March 27, 2021.
Photo chief Meredith Seaver is graduating on Thursday, Dec. 10 in Reed Arena.
My time here in Aggieland has been anything but ordinary – starting as a 17-year-old fish in khaki, and finishing as a 25-year-old in a t-shirt and jeans. If you
Photographer Angelina Alcantar graduated on Wednesday, Dec. 9 in Reed Arena.
Texas A&M University was not at the top of the list of colleges that I wanted to attend. It was not even my second choice. When I started my first
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Aggieland Mariachi has shared Mexican culture with audiences on and off campus since its founding in 2002. #HispanicHeritageMonth 🎶
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.
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