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Mission native Lisa Cantu is leading Stocked for Success, a Texas A&M system-wide initiative connecting students to career closets, food pantries, and more.

It’s not the flashiest item on this week’s Texas A&M Board of Regents agenda, but System leaders say it may be one of the most important: a new water tower at the RELLIS Campus

Texas A&M University System regents opened the first Board of Regents meeting of the 2026-27 academic year Wednesday, with leaders naming the search for a new chief research security officer as a top priority.

Texas A&M AgriLife agencies continue to provide support and science-backed expertise to Texans amid official New World screwworm case.

A new president, a governor’s visit — major developments are underway at Texas A&M

The Texas A&M system board of regents approves spending an additional $16.5 million dollars for its new semiconductor institute on the RELLIS campus. That brings the price tag of what is described as a world

After a whirlwind week for the Texas A&M System, the Board of Regents officially approved funding for three major capital projects coming to the Bryan-College Station area.

The Board of Regents are set to meet next week in their first meeting of 2026. One item on the docket is the semiconductor institute planned for the RELLIS campus. Construction on the roughly $205 million dollar project is set to begin this March, but regents could vote to increase the overall budget for the project at next week’s meeting.

Formally launching the partnership between Texas A&M University and the U.S. Space Force, an assumption of command ceremony welcomed students ahead of their first day of a four-week course melding military expertise and academic rigor.

Former Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar has officially taken over as chancellor of the Texas A&M University System.