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A new enhancement due that will charge Greek life students $25 a semester has been met with divisive reactions.
Starting in the spring of 2020, Texas A&M is charging every student in a sorority or a fraternity a semesterly $25 Fraternity and Sorority Life Greek Enhancement Due.
Due to special circumstances, David Cabrera has filed an injunction in order to run in this year’s student body president elections. The SGA Judicial Court will make a final decision regarding Cabrera’s candidacy Wednesday evening.
Following an appeal filed on Thursday, Feb.13, David Cabrera, a political science junior, has entered the race for student body president.
SBP candidates spoke at a diversity panel hosted by the Student Government Association and the Matthew Gaines Initiative on Monday.
On Feb. 17 at 6:30 p.m. Student Body President candidates gathered in Koldus room 144 for the SBP Townhall and Diversity Panel put on by the Student Government Association and
On Feb. 18 and 19 in Rudder Theatre, meta-comedy and madcap confusion will unfold in “The Play That Goes Wrong.”
Currently in its 47th season of bringing live shows and entertainment to Aggieland, MSC OPAS will host the award-winning Broadway play “The Play That Goes Wrong” in Rudder Auditorium this
The pursuit of black history and recognition was a focal point of the Black History Month Thinkfast Gameshow hosted in the Bethancourt Ballroom on Sunday.
In celebration of Black History Month, the MSC Carter G. Woodson Black Awareness Committee hosted the BHM Thinkfast Gameshow in the Bethancourt Ballroom.
Opinion writer Allison Dennis questions the lagging of such a meaningful Aggie tradition.
As a second-generation Aggie and a granddaughter of a professor at Texas A&M, my family introduced me to the beauty of the unbreakable traditions of Aggieland from a young age.
Opinion editor Henry Mureithi argues that voting in student body elections is directly tied to what it means to be an Aggie.
We are in a critical time of change in Aggieland. Almost 144 years since classes began at Texas A&M as an all-male military college, the appearance of the university has
Voting for student body elections will take place from Feb. 20-21. To learn more about the candidates for student body president and Yell Leader, pick up our candidate guide on stands this week or read and watch their video interviews here:
The Battalion sat down with the five junior Yell Leader candidates and the five senior Yell Leaders to discuss why they are running for the position.
Chandler Jozwiak pitched seven strikeouts over six innings to lead the Aggies to their first Sunday win of the season.
A dominant performance from junior pitcher Chandler Jozwiak propelled Texas A&M to a 6-2 win against Miami of Ohio.
Voting for student body elections will take place from Feb. 20-21. To learn more about the candidates for student body president and Yell Leader, pick up our candidate guide on stands this week or read and watch their video interviews here:
For the 2020 student elections, there are seven students running to be the student body president for the 2020-2021 school year. Find out a little more about these candidates and
In her first start back from an ankle injury, Chennedy Carter notched a season-high 37 points against Tennessee.
In her first full game back from an ankle sprain, junior guard Chennedy Carter accounted for over half of Texas A&M women’s basketball’s 73 points, garnering 37 points in 37
With six strikeouts in 2.2 innings, Makinzy Herzog helped Texas A&M to a 5-1 win to close out the Texas A&M Invitational.
Senior outfielder Kelbi Fortenberry capped off Texas A&M softball’s three-run sixth inning with a single that scored sophomore pitcher Makinzy Herzog and senior outfielder Blake-Ann Fritsch to lead the Aggies
GALLERY: Baseball vs. Miami Ohio Game 3
Photos by Kaylee Cogbill
Texas A&M baseball (3-0) defeated Miami Ohio (0-3) in Game 3 of the series. The Aggies scored first and kept the lead the entire game. The Aggie baseball team will
GALLERY: Texas A&M Invitational Day 3
Photos by Paul Burke
In the last game of the Texas A&M Softball Tournament, the Aggies took on St. John's. After a close first half of the game, the Aggies pulled ahead and went
GALLERY: Baseball vs. Miami Ohio Game 2
📸Photos by Meredith Seaver
Texas A&M defeated Miami Ohio in Game 2 of the series with a score of 9-2. A&M and Miami went back-and-forth through the fourth inning until the Aggie offense picked
Logan Sartori again helped the Aggies score first, with his first inning homerun kicking off a nine-run performance on Saturday.
In the second game of their season-opening series, right-handed pitcher Christian Roa finished with a career-high 12 strikeouts as the No. 21 Texas A&M baseball team dominated the Miami of
Texas A&M ended a two-game losing streak with a close win on Saturday.
A 20-point double-double from freshman forward Emanuel Miller helped the Aggies complete the comeback against Georgia as they won 74-69.
Texas A&M used a trio of homeruns to top Binghamton 10-2 for a pair of wins on Saturday.
The Aggies rectified a slow start to their first game of the day with a four-run fourth inning. Texas A&M softball’s second game against Binghamton, however, was a quick-scoring affair.
GALLERY: Texas A&M Invitational Day 2
📸 Photos by Kaylee Cogbill
Texas A&M softball (7-3) defeated Lamar (3-6) 7-4 in seven innings and Binghamton (0-3) 10-2 in five innings. In the first game, Lamar scored first, but the Aggies wound up
GALLERY: Men’s Basketball vs. Georgia
📸 Photos by Joshua Sozio
The Aggies bet the Georgia Bulldogs 74-69 in a close game, with the Aggies taking the lead during the second half. The Aggies' next game is on the road against
GALLERY: Baseball vs. Miami Ohio Game 1
📷Photos by Meredith Seaver
On Valentine's Day the 2020 baseball season began and the Texas A&M baseball team defeated Miami Ohio 17-1. The Aggies started off strong recording runs in the first two innings
A 45-minute third inning that featured nine runs helped A&M to a season-opening 17-1 win at Blue Bell Park.
In the 2020 season opener, the No. 21 Texas A&M baseball team used a nine-run third inning to climb to a dominating 17-1 victory over the Miami of Ohio Redhawks
An early homerun by Haley Lee gave the Aggies their second win of the night to open the Texas A&M Invitational 2-0 against Lamar and St. John’s.
The Aggie bats were hot at Davis Diamond on Friday as Texas A&M softball posted two shutouts of Lamar and St. John’s to open the Texas A&M Invitational.
It's not too late to give someone a tasty treat this Valentine's Day with our small guide on making candy strawberry bouquets.
The spring sports preview edition of the Maroon Life magazine is on stands now! This year's edition also includes features on Rob Childress and Bryce Blaum of Aggie Baseball, Kendall Potts of Aggie Softball and more!
Chennedy Carter made her return after missing seven games with an ankle injury to help lead the Aggies to the win over Vanderbilt.
N’dea Jones’ 12th consecutive double-double helped propel Texas A&M to a 74-53 win against Vanderbilt.
Texas A&M women’s tennis is looking to exact revenge for last season’s loss to Illinois with a matchup against the Fighting Illini.
The No. 18 Texas A&M women’s tennis team is looking to rebound from last week’s loss with a match against Illinois and McNeese on Feb. 14 at the Mitchell Tennis
The Aggies will get a chance to get back in the win column against Georgia on Saturday.
Texas A&M men’s basketball is looking to end a two-game losing streak on Saturday against the Georgia Bulldogs.
Texas A&M track heads into its first of two final meets before the SEC Championships.
After a successful home meet, the Texas A&M Aggies are on the road to Clemson, South Carolina, to compete in the Tiger Paw Invitational on Friday, Feb. 14 and Saturday,
Texas A&M equestrian is taking a break from SEC competition and will face SMU in Dallas.
Texas A&M equestrian is headed to Southern Methodist University on Saturday, Feb. 15 to compete at the Dallas Equestrian Center starting at 10 a.m.
Texas A&M women’s golf returns from the winter break with a trip south of the border for the IJGA Collegiate Invitational.
The Texas A&M women’s golf team returns to action this weekend as the Aggies head down to the Guadalajara Country Club in Guadalajara, Mexico, for the IJGA Collegiate Invitational tournament.
Personal wellness app ‘Flourish’ makes it easier for A&M employees to book and attend personal wellness classes, and community building and engagement events.
At the start of the new year many people focus on engaging in wellness activities and attending events that spark personal interest. With the release of a new university-wide program
The 2020 baseball season will kick off at Blue Bell Park at 6:30 p.m.
This Valentine’s Day weekend, the Texas A&M baseball team opens its 2020 season with a three-game series against the Miami of Ohio Redhawks.
Heading into this weekend’s five-game tournament, the Aggies are 3-3 after a loss to McNeese State on Thursday.
With just two hits compared to McNeese State’s five, Texas A&M softball fell 1-0 in a Thursday game at Davis Diamond.
The popular Aggie Memes for Redass Teens, a student created page, aims to entertain Aggies with A&M based memes.
A group of especially redass Aggies are providing humor to college students in the language they know best: memes.
GALLERY: Women’s Basketball vs. Vanderbilt
📸 Photos by Kaylee Cogbill
Texas A&M women's basketball (19-5, 7-4 SEC) defeated the Vanderbilt Commodores (13-11, 3-8 SEC) 74-53 at Reed Arena. The Aggies started out strong scoring 28 points in the first quarter
After falling by 17 to the Gators, the Aggies sit with a losing record for the first time since mid-December.
In the second half of Wednesday night’s contest against Florida, the Texas A&M men’s basketball team struggled to find any offensive momentum, as a three-point halftime deficit turned into a
After a Nov. 14 incident involving Myles Garrett, Mason Rudolph and a helmet, the Aggies’ former defensive end has been reinstated by the NFL.
Former A&M and current Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett has been reinstated following his six-game suspension, the NFL announced Wednesday.
Arts Criticism Assistant Editor Keagan Miller discusses what films won and what should have won at the Oscars.
The 92nd Academy Awards took place Sunday, Feb. 9. Below is a list of which films and individuals won and which should have won for a few of the most
Columnist Keerthana Rameshbabu says we should take advantage of any day that is dedicated to love.
Someone recently left a comment under one of my columns asking if I ever write anything positive. It made me laugh, but then I realized I tend to focus on
Arts Criticism Editor Cole Fowler discusses the best horror films for those wanting more from romantic cinema on Valentine’s Day.
While Valentine’s Day will, and arguably should, be a time of reflection on the concept and meaning of how love manifests itself within us, the corny Hallmark-holiday doesn’t capture what
Opinion writer Caleb Powell argues that sex-education should be expanded to teach safe-sex in addition to abstinence.
The birds and the bees: a conversation every parent looks forward to having with their child. Although uncomfortable, the discussion about sex is significant. The outlook youth have on sex
With a string of 11 consecutive double-doubles, the N’dea Jones has led the Aggies in the absence of Chennedy Carter.
Texas A&M women’s basketball is looking to avenge its loss to No. 6 Mississippi State as the Aggies take on Vanderbilt Thursday.
New Chick-fil-A locations will be opening in the MSC and West Campus, as a result of its popularity among college students.
Chartwells revealed plans for the addition of Chick-fil-A to the MSC and a dining hall on West Campus.
An examination of Galentine’s Day: what it is, where it originated from and how it’s likely to continue growing in the future.
Valentine’s Day, a holiday traditionally dedicated to romantic love, has been celebrated for centuries. More recently, however, a spin-off of this tradition celebrating platonic love between female friends has gained
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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.
With another season of Aggie football here already, here is a refresher on Texas A&M’s “clear bag” policy for all home athletic events.
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.
Texas A&M hosted it's 12th annual MLK breakfast in order to honor Dr. King's legacy and to not let it be forgotten
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.
The Texas A&M International Guitar Symposium and Competition is held on campus every two years. The event will take place from Sept. 28 to Sept. 30 this year, featuring a variety of talented artists from around the world.
In the growing world of competitive gaming, Texas A&M’s own e-sports teams strive to be the best.
Every Saturday morning, the Brazos Valley Farmers' market curates local produce direct to consumers.
Bryan First Responders and community members climb 110 flights of stairs to honor those who lost their lives on 9/11.
Before Reveille VIII was laid to rest Thursday morning at the north end of Kyle Field, the Corps of Cadets held a public memorial service to honor and remember Texas A&M's former mascot.
Of the 780 incoming cadets currently experiencing Freshman Orientation Week (FOW), 631 male fish are sporting new looks. Take a look at a few new fish and a senior who reflects on his time in the Corps of Cadets. STORY: https://goo.gl/g3Ro4z
Here’s a time-lapse of tonight’s performance from the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band featuring their iconic four-way cross and the full Corps of Cadets Block T.
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Big Event is a one-day service event that takes place once a year during the spring semester. It is the largest community service event in the country. Special thanks to Kathryn Briggs and Big Event for the footage. Produced by Aimee Rodriguez
The class gift of 1978 presented A&M with the seal located in Academic Building. This class gift created the tradition of students avoiding stepping on the seal. Check out this video to learn more about Texas A&M seals on campus and why to avoid them. Produced by Aimee Rodriguez
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