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Carrie McKee '99 and Stephanie Teetes '94 will be honored at the Aggie Women Network Awards Luncheon on Friday, Oct. 23.
Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach's new group, The Village, gathers on the second Monday of each month at 10 a.m., with a doula and a nurse guiding each session; no registration is needed.
A meta-analysis co-written by Texas A&M educational psychologist Daniel Hajovsky found fluid reasoning, comprehension knowledge and early number sense most consistently linked to math skill.
The docu-concert plays Rudder Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7, the first of two 'Rocktober in Rudder' shows that end with a Halloween-morning Fraggle Rock stage show.
Friday is set aside for elementary parent conferences and secondary staff development. Fall break follows Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 12–13.
Texas A&M researchers found that comprehension knowledge, fluid reasoning and number sense are strong indicators of math skills.
Five events planned for 2027, from a Blue Bell Creameries sales meeting to a youth 7v7 football championship, are up for city hotel occupancy tax grants at Wednesday's Tourism Committee meeting.
The free show at Post Oak Mall on Oct. 10 features heavy equipment, emergency vehicles and cars, and raises money for Unbound Now, which supports survivors of sex trafficking.
College Station police are investigating a shooting reported just before 3 a.m. in the 500 block of First Street.
Researchers combined genomes from all living bat families with fossil evidence to determine that bats and powered flight likely originated in Europe.
Brazos County's top elected official told commissioners Monday he wants to hold court one last time Dec. 1 and turn the office over to Kyle Kacal the next day, if the court approves.
University Police say their investigation found no robbery and no campus threat tied to a Sept. 28 report of a cadet being pepper-sprayed in the West Campus Garage.
County Judge Duane Peters ended the ban in place since Sept. 1, while Burleson, Grimes and Robertson counties remained on the state's burn ban list Monday.
Six former students and seven current students received the College of Engineering's 2026 Outstanding Engineering Awards, including a retired Air Force general and an energy company chairman.
The Bryan-College Station Chamber of Commerce will put candidates in 10 local races before voters on Oct. 13 and Oct. 19 at the Brazos Center in Bryan.
Fall Aggie Ring Day runs Friday and Saturday, with a smaller Thursday pickup for people with mobility issues; Houston Street closes and shuttles run from West Campus Garage on the busy days.
The evening visit includes a presentation, questions and a signing; the library links to advance registration.
The Zoning Board of Adjustment on Tuesday hears a request to let a temporary tower crane exceed Easterwood Airport height limits by 85.4 feet; the FAA, airport managers and the A&M System raised no objection.
All three Bryan–College Station library branches will close Monday; Ringer lists regular weekend hours ahead of the training day.
The City of College Station is recognizing its utility employees during Public Power Week, highlighting their role in providing reliable service to the community.
Police say a Miami man was charged with evading arrest and a Georgia man who said he was his security guard with interfering with public duties after officers cleared a Northgate street.
