25 years after fatal bonfire, Texas A&M considers bringing student tradition back
A university system regent has sought input from the victims’ families about restoring the tradition, which was suspended after the 1999 tragedy.
Texas A&M names former football coach as interim athletic director
Texas A&M named R.C. Slocum, the winningest football coach in school history, interim athletic director on Monday.
Texas A&M hires Mike Elko as new head football coach
Texas A&M has brought back Mike Elko as the new football head coach. This comes after the firing of Jimbo Fisher two weeks ago.
Texas A&M fires coach Jimbo Fisher, a move that will cost the school $75M
According to his contract, Jimbo Fisher is owed the entirety of what remains on his deal, a staggering buyout that is more than triple the largest known given to a fired head coach.
New state emergency operations center to be built east of Austin-Bergstrom
Construction on the new 295,978-square-foot facility is set to begin this month with substantial completion expected in August 2026.
Texas A&M student found dead after falling from dorm room balcony: police
A Texas A&M student is dead after falling from a dorm room balcony, the university police said.
ACC District chancellor to serve as interim president of Texas A&M-Central Texas
Dr. Richard Rhodes has served as Austin Community College Chancellor for 12 years, overseeing the district's growth to 11 campuses.
Researchers hope to slow down aging in dogs
Researchers from over 20 research institutions and veterinary teaching hospitals, including Texas A&M University, are collaborating for the Dog Aging Project.
Texas A&M graduate continues the family Aggie tradition
Katelynn Waters graduated from Texas A&M earlier this week. She is the fifth in her family to do so.
Texas A&M amateur Sam Bennett making noise at 2023 Masters
Sam Bennett, a fifth-year senior at Texas A&M, is the early surprise story of this year's Masters.
Texas A&M system removes diversity statements from hiring, admission policies
This decision comes after a memo from Gov. Greg Abbott's office told state agency and public university leaders that the use of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives is illegal in hiring.
Texas A&M UPD alerts students to 3 sexual assaults reported off campus, linked to same suspect
Texas A&M University police say they were recently notified of three reported sexual assaults off campus, and the same suspect is linked to all of them.
Loved ones of Texas A&M student Tanner Hoang gather for memorial service
Family, friends and fellow students gathered virtually and in person for a celebration of life service for Texas A&M student Tanner Hoang Saturday morning.
Texas A&M receive technical foul after managers leave jerseys at team hotel, postponing game
It was a scenario neither coach had experienced or even knew was a possibility before Wednesday night.
Tanner Hoang search: Missing Texas A&M student found dead in Austin
Tanner Hoang disappeared on Dec. 16 and his car was found unoccupied in a West Austin parking lot on Dec. 22. His body was found just two days later.
Tanner Hoang search: Missing Texas A&M student's car found unoccupied in Austin
On Dec. 22, Tanner Hoang's family told FOX 7 his car was found unoccupied in a parking lot in West Austin. The family is working with state and Austin police to find Hoang.
Tanner Hoang search: Police ask for help looking for missing Texas A&M student
College Station police said Texas A&M Civil Engineering student Tanner Hoang was last seen Friday morning.
Texas A&M Regents approve more than $328M in new construction
The Texas A&M University System has more than $4.1 billion in construction projects across the state in planning and design, construction, or development.
Texas A&M student allegedly sets car on fire, breaks window near George Bush Library & Museum
He allegedly told detectives he had taken sleeping medication and whiskey.
Former Texas A&M professor pleads guilty to hiding connections with China
Authorities had accused him of hiding his connections to a program of the Chinese government that sought to take research from American institutions and use it to advance programs in China.