Texas A&M Research Sheds Light on Attention Allocation in Critical Situations
New studies from Texas A&M University explore how individuals allocate their attention.
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New studies from Texas A&M University explore how individuals allocate their attention.
Vangie Kolesar, an alumna of A&M-Victoria, marks 26 years at the university as an accounting services coordinator.
Drought conditions in the Brazos Valley have led to increased fire danger.
Dawn Buckingham addressed the Sons of the Republic of Texas on Alamo preservation efforts.
Mario Craver has been ranked No. 86 by ESPN among college football's top players.
Wide receiver Aaron Gregory has been added to the Shaun Alexander Award watchlist.
Timothy Randall faces perjury and child pornography charges following his acquittal.
A 30-year-old man from Houston has been charged with stealing a trailer and two UTVs in Bryan.
New research from Texas A&M University suggests that attention is a strategic choice rather than a depleting resource, with implications for safety and decision-making.
Eleven researchers from Texas A&M, Johns Hopkins, and UNC-Chapel Hill received the second annual Rogers/Huang Medal for a study on non-Mendelian DNA inheritance.
City officials in Bryan and College Station are asking residents to reduce water usage due to increased demand from recent high temperatures, though no mandatory restrictions are currently in place.
The College Station City Council will hold a public meeting Thursday evening to address the upcoming fiscal year budget, tax rates, and land use changes for a regional sports complex.
The City Secretary's Office invites residents to an informational seminar on Oct. 14 regarding service on city boards, committees, or commissions.
A $1.4 million DHS-funded study led by Texas A&M researchers is mapping Ornithodoros turicata tick habitats to assess potential African swine fever transmission risks.
College Station residents should expect a two-week closure of northbound Dartmouth Street at Krenek Tap Road beginning Thursday due to rehabilitation work.
The College Station Parks and Recreation Department is inviting residents to complete a brief survey to help determine the format, performers, and schedules for upcoming Starlight Music Series events.
The City Council Economic Development Committee will consider a presentation and discussion regarding an update on tourism initiatives during its meeting on August 19, 2026.
The City Council Economic Development Committee will review a presentation on the marketing and branding strategy for Grow College Station during its August 19, 2026 meeting. Members will discuss the initiative and consider potential next steps.
The City Council Economic Development Committee will review a prospective grant program for Northgate District businesses during its August 19, 2026 meeting. The agenda outlines a presentation, discussion, and possible action regarding the Northgate District Grant Program.
The City Council Economic Development Committee will review and potentially approve the minutes from its May 8, 2026, session during the August 19, 2026, gathering.
The City Council Economic Development Committee will convene on August 19, 2026, to review progress on the Economic Development Master Plan. Officials will consider updates on specific action items and may take formal action following a presentation and discussion.