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Researchers are investigating whether livestock guardian dogs can deter coyotes and improve the survival rates of the imperiled Texas swift fox.
A new AI-based tool under development at Texas A&M University aims to help emergency managers categorize disaster, weather, and humanitarian reports during crises.
Nearly 1,900 attendees participated in the fourth annual Texas A&M College of Architecture Showcase, where Buc-ee’s founder Arch Aplin III delivered a keynote address.
A new three-year project funded by federal awards will host workshops at senior nutrition sites to help adults aged 60 to 70 reduce fall risks.
Researchers at Texas A&M University and Rice University discovered that diamond composites transform into graphite within microseconds of hypersonic impact, a finding that could inform the design of protective materials for defense and aerospace applications.
Texas A&M AgriLife scientists are studying how temperature affects mealybug feeding behavior to help ranchers predict and manage infestations.
The city’s third-largest park will dedicate over 60 acres to protected greenways and wildlife corridors.
Researchers will analyze parasite samples from Honduras to track outbreaks and assess drug resistance.
The Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station was awarded a $5.4 million Department of Energy grant to develop technology that transforms nuclear waste into reactor fuel.
Texas A&M University will honor deceased student Austin Ryan Stallman with a Silver Taps ceremony on Nov. 3 at the Academic Plaza.
The City of College Station will host a free outdoor movie event featuring Jurassic Park at Wolf Pen Creek Amphitheater on Nov. 6.
The Bryan + College Station Public Library System will host its annual fall book sale at the Clara B. Mounce Public Library from Nov. 6 through Nov. 8.
Texas A&M University has been recognized as the first institution of higher education to receive the 2026 Texan by Nature 20 honor for its campuswide sustainability and conservation efforts.
College Station Parks and Recreation will host a free outdoor screening of the 1993 film Jurassic Park on Friday, Nov. 6, featuring a 32-foot inflatable screen and pre-movie activities.
The Dog Aging Project has received new National Institutes of Health funding to continue its study of nearly 55,000 companion dogs and their influence on human aging research.
The City of College Station will air a two-day horror movie marathon on its local government channel, CSTV, starting Friday morning.
A $2 million WoodNext Foundation grant will fund the Aggie AI Foundry, an automated lab using robotics and artificial intelligence to accelerate the development of new metallic materials.
The College Station City Council unanimously approved a comprehensive zoning framework for Savannah Oaks, a 1,266-acre master-planned community in south College Station.
Derika Bailey discusses Bryan + College Station Public Library System offerings, including a unique interlocal partnership allowing access to three locations with one card.
The 7 a.m.–2 p.m. collection accepts household chemicals and computers, but not medications, tires or business waste. Enter from Harvey Road.
The five-minute film combining dance, music, and virtual production technology will screen at the Austin Film Festival on Oct. 31 and Nov. 5.
The city of College Station and Texas A&M Forest Service are hosting a free family event featuring games, treats, and complimentary tree seedlings at Wolf Pen Creek.
