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News Summary Texas A&M University is under fire after its Board of Regents imposed a ban on drag shows across all campuses, igniting a legal
News Summary College Station’s splash pads at Stephen C. Beachy Central Park and W.A. Tarrow Park are officially open for the summer season! Families can
News Summary Texas A&M System Board of Regents will meet on March 7 to discuss and potentially name a finalist for the chancellor position. The
News Summary The 2025 Aggie Muster ceremonies are set to take place globally in April, with over 300 events planned to honor fallen Aggies. Volunteers
News Summary On a sunny Wednesday afternoon, Texas A&M students rallied at Rudder Plaza for a protest titled ‘Contra La Juala de Oro’ to advocate
News Summary StageCenter, the renowned community theatre in Bryan/College Station, is hosting auditions for a new play from March 8-9, 2025. Open to actors aged
News Summary In Bryan, Texas, a cherished Thanksgiving tradition continues as Gloria Kennard leads her 36th annual free meal initiative for those in need. Hosted
News Summary As the student body elections approach at Texas A&M, candidates have begun to announce their campaigns for the position of Student Body President.
News Summary The First Saturday Art Fair at DEGALLERY Square in Bryan, Texas, is a monthly celebration of creativity, showcasing local artists and fostering community
News Summary On November 19, 2021, Texas A&M University unveiled a statue honoring Matthew Gaines, a pioneering figure for African-American representation in Texas politics. The
