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Think You’re Not a Science Person? Think Again.

The College of Arts and Sciences is king at putting on awe-inspiring community events that will have you reevaluating your love for physics, chemistry, math, statistics and more. Get ready for some fun!

Bright Skies Ahead: An Aggie Meteorologist’s Gift Promises a Better Tomorrow for Texas A&M University

Luis Rios ’95 combines his commitment to family with his passion for education through a generous planned gift.

6 Tips for a More Creative You, According to Aggie Experts

Want to unlock the creative genius within? Three Texas A&M University professors share tips for igniting your creative potential.

This Isn’t Your Average Chemistry Lesson

Looking for science that’s both explosive and educational? Meet Dr. James Pennington, the lively chemist behind Texas A&M’s Chemistry Road Show.

Forever and for Always

Loved ones of Noelle Levantino ’20 keep her memory bright through a scholarship that’s continuing her legacy of impacting others.

A Career Unforecast

A blind commitment to Texas A&M began the journey of a lifetime for Bill Read ‘71, former director of the National Hurricane Center.

High Seas Adventures

Oceanography students log their experience aboard the annual Schade Cruise.

Pressure? Pressure!

One professor taught me to find the silver lining in feeling stressed.

Picture This!

Photojournalism professor Tom Burton shares tips and tricks on using your phone to capture those picture-perfect moments.

Aiding Applicants

By helping students from her hometown with the college application process, Annabelle Hutchinson ’15 is showing her community that you can accomplish anything you put your mind to.

Arts and Grafts

Dr. Jennifer Dulin ’05 researches novel treatments for spinal cord injuries.

Brotherly Bonds

Brothers Pete ’55 ’62 ’63 and Mike Miesch ’55 have shared a lifelong, everlasting bond based on loyalty and mutual support.

Empowering Voices

A Foundation Excellence Award honors Charles Gordone, who left a lasting legacy in Aggieland by promoting equality and encouraging students.

Fast Forward

From artificial intelligence and space flight to education and aging, Texas A&M University researchers tackle 12 questions about our future.

Howdy, Ivan Sanchez ’26

Regents’ Scholar Ivan Sanchez ’26 is spreading the sound of Mexican culture through College Station as president of Aggieland Mariachi.

Hump It, Ags!

The football game that made me an Aggie.

What’s Next With Artificial Intelligence?

Faculty discuss artificial intelligence’s promises, limitations and impact on our lives.

Innovation Station

The new Instructional Laboratory & Innovative Learning Building highlights the intersection between arts and science.

Physics for All

Texas A&M University professor Dr. Tatiana Erukhimova engages every student that enters her classroom and makes physics fun with viral videos.

Research Around the World

Texas A&M University students and faculty conduct unique and impactful research on all seven continents.

Heart of Aggieland

Kristin Cooper King ’03 ’05 honors the life of her late husband, Chris Cooper ’97, with an endowment supporting the Appelt Aggieland Visitor Center.

Powers Combined: Inside the New College of Arts and Sciences

Interim Dean José Luis Bermúdez sees endless opportunities in the unified Texas A&M University College of Arts and Sciences.

A REACHing Hand

Max Gerall's budding friendship with a cafeteria worker inspired him to establish the nonprofit REACH to support and recognize service workers at Texas A&M University.

What Does the Future of Work Look Like?

Faculty from across disciplines track the socioeconomic trends affecting the workplace today and tomorrow.

Destination DOD

With a Texas A&M University academic foundation, Erol Morey ’84 was ready for anything—including a career in satellite imagery.

Smooth Sailing

Hal Schade’s life journey would take him from around the world, but two questions would create a round-trip that would lead him back to Texas A&M.