Texas A&M men’s basketball is going to win the national championship this year. This isn’t a drill. We’re making it to the ...

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A lot went wrong in Saturday’s performance against South Carolina for coach Mike Elko and Co. Redshirt freshman quarterback ...

Tennessee trampled over the Mississippi State Bulldogs in Week 11, racking up 452 yards of total offense and chewing up a majority of the game clock en route to a 33-14 victory. Meanwhile, the Georgia ...

Fresh off a routing of the newly-named East Texas 87-55, Texas A&M men’s basketball resumed its home stretch in Reed Arena against Lamar on Monday. Coming off an impressive 113-point performance ...

Following the announcement of Texas A&M-Qatar’s future closure, the A&M Faculty Senate met with A&M-Qatar senators to share their disappointment. On Feb. 8, the A&M Board of Regents voted to close A&M ...

A university hiring advisory committee did not consider Provost Alan Sams a leading candidate when recommending individuals for the executive vice president and provost position in 2023, according to ...

In economics, the fundamental truth is people are rational. In college, it’s that we’re broke. Let me set an all too familiar scene. It’s 11 p.m. and you’ve been marinating in the oppressively musty ...

The Brazos County Precinct 2 Constable’s office is distributing free backpacks, school supplies and gift cards to local students in need on July 12 from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. in a “Back to School Bash.” ...

With the November elections on the horizon, Brazos County is preparing for a significant voter turnout — with a particular focus on the area’s sizeable population of college students. Early voting ...

With fall break just around the bend, Texas A&M students and Bryan-College Station community members can get away from it all by paddling canoes down the Colorado River with Texas A&M Rec Sports’ ...

Texas’ public health system is facing a crisis fueled by opioid and fentanyl misuse. In 2023, 5,093 Texans died from drug poisoning, 45.3% of which were from fentanyl alone. In response to this trend, ...