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Bridging Biology And Data: Texas A&M To Launch New Bioinformatics Degree

Set to begin this semester, the interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science in bioinformatics will equip students with in-demand skills at the intersection of statistics, computation and biological sciences.

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An Aggie Spirit, A Navy Mission

From the sidelines of Kyle Field to a degree in philosophy and now the cockpit of a Navy aircraft, Thomas Greve’s journey reflects a life dedicated to service, tradition and purpose.

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A World Of Difference

Students, faculty and donors join forces to expand educational experiences.

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Texas A&M Researcher Leads National Team Warning U.S. Has Passed “Peak Water Security”

New research led by Texas A&M reveals hidden struggles with water access in U.S. households, calling for better ways to measure and solve the crisis.

Student Life

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Aggie Chemistry Student Brings Classroom Skills To Air Force Lab

Junior chemistry major Cade Alaniz took his Aggie training to new heights with a summer of research at the U.S. Air Force’s Wright-Patterson lab.

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Texas A&M Chemistry Launches New Summer Program For High School Students

High school students got a rare chance to work with advanced chemistry tools during Texas A&M’s new REACT summer program.

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Reaching For The Stars

Montgomery Bohde ’26, who is earning degrees in applied mathematics and computer science with a minor in philosophy, is honored as a 2025 Astronaut Scholar.

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Be Here. Be ArtSci.

In September 2022, the Colleges of Geosciences, Liberal Arts, and Science merged into the College of Arts and Sciences, and a year later, we launched the BE HERE campaign to celebrate the people who make ArtSci the heart of Texas A&M.

Faculty & Research

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Atmospheric Sciences Professor Helps Confirm Record-Breaking Lightning Flash

A lightning flash so massive it stretched from Texas to Kansas has set a new world record, and Texas A&M’s Dr. Timothy Logan helped confirm the incredible find.

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Texas A&M Advances Giant Magellan Telescope Project as NSF Greenlights Final Design

Aggies lead critical systems design as the GMT moves closer to unlocking the secrets of the universe.

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In Honor Of Heritage: Dr. Clint Machann Establishes Endowment To Champion Czech Culture At Texas A&M

A professor emeritus and proud descendant of Czech Moravian immigrants, Machann is preserving the legacy of Texas’s Czech community through a new endowed fund that supports cultural research, exchange and education.

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