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Texas A&M University named by Money as No. 1 public college In Texas
Texas A&M University is the Best Public College in Texas and the Best Value College in Texas, according to Money's 2022 Best Colleges ranking. Texas A&M ranked No. 23 overall on the Best Public Colleges list and No. 27 overall in the Best Value cate Read more
Renowned Historian, Dr. Paul Kennedy, to Present New Book at the George H.W. Bush Library and Museum
The Albritton Center for Grand Strategy and the Scowcroft Institute of International Affairs at the Bush School of Government & Public Service at Texas A&M University will host renowned historian, Dr. Paul Kennedy, Thursday, April 28, 2022. Dr. Kenne Read more
Texas A&M University Announces Parents Of The Year
Texas A&M University announces Raye Leigh ’91 and Jonathan Stone ’90 as the 2022-23 Parents of the Year. Every year, Texas A&M students nominate their parents and family members to represent the university as Parents of the Year. Members of Aggie Pa Read more
Texas A&M Family Weekend is back April 8-10
Family Weekend events include Ring Day, Yell Practice, the Maroon & White Spring Game, and more. Read more
U.S. News & World Report ranks Texas A&M graduate schools amongst top in the nation
U.S. News and World Report today released its 2023 rankings of the nation's best graduate schools and Texas A&M saw substantial gains: the College of Engineering is in the top 10 for the first time, the Law School ranks No. 2 in the state, Vet Med is Read more
New cookbook features favorite Aggieland recipes
A new, limited-edition cookbook, "The Best of Aggieland," was released on Dec. 13. The book includes more than 60 recipes from over 30 restaurants and bars in Bryan College Station (see list below). Proceeds from this book will fund scholarships... Read more
Nominations for Texas A&M University's Student Employee of the Year opens Jan. 4, 2022
Each year during National Student Employment Week, Texas A&M University celebrates the contributions student employees make to the campus and community. As part of the weeklong cele... Read more
2nd Annual Aggie Impact Gala to celebrate 2021 honorees
The 2nd Annual Aggie Impact Gala will be held on Dec. 4 at the Ford Hall of Champions at Kyle Field on the campus of Texas A&M University. The inaugural event held on November 2019 raised in excess of $100,000 to fu... Read more
Texas A&M commits $50 million over 10 years to full rides for ROTC Scholarship recipients
Texas A&M University announced today it will award $5 million in scholarships annually for 10 years to cover room and board for members of the Corp... Read more
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UWBV Youth Leadership Cabinet grants $15,000 to 18 local nonprofits
United Way of the Brazos Valley’s Youth Leadership Cabinet is granting $15,000 to local nonprofits focused in the areas of health, education, and financial stability. Composed of 50 high school student-leaders, Youth Leadership Cabinet raised $15,00 Read more
New monument to be revealed at Veterans Field on May 13
Over 9,500 veterans reside in Brazos County, per 2019 Veterans Administration (VA) figures. They may be eligible for burial in National and Texas State Veteran Cemeteries. However, for the convenience of their families, many are opting to purchase a Read more
ACBV hosts "The Art of Gemology" exhibit from April 6 to July 9
The Arts Council of the Brazos Valley is currently hosting a new exhibit titled "The Art of Gemology", featuring the artwork of Neena Buxani, from Apr. 6 to July 9. Buxani is an Indian-American artist who was raised on the border of Mexico in Brownsv Read more
TxDOT brings awareness to motorcyclists this May with #EndTheStreakTX movement trend
One evening in April 2021, Eric Newell was out for a ride in Houston when his motorcycle was rear-ended by a vehicle, breaking both of his legs, dislocating his hips, and injuring his back and hands. He is just one of 2,318 Texas motorcyclists seriou Read more
