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The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents on Thursday approved a five-year strategic plan that puts student success first and aligns the work of 12 universities and eight state agencies around the changing needs of Texas.

Texas A&M Forest Service today launched the Texas Prescribed Burn Manager Insurance Program to provide liability protection for qualified certified and insured prescribed burn managers.

Texas A&M-Fort Worth will host The Future of Advanced Aviation as part of its Voices That Innovate Speaker Series, presented by PNC Bank. The event will bring together leaders from industry, higher education and government.

More than 80 years after military aviators trained at Bryan Army Air Field, aviation training is taking a new form on the same historic ground.

The Texas A&M University System officially opened its new downtown Fort Worth campus Wednesday and immediately began work on the next phase of a long-term investment in the city’s students, workforce and economy.

The Texas A&M University System has named an 11-member search advisory committee and retained Parker Executive Search to help identify the next president of West Texas A&M University.

Neil Terry, a longtime academic leader at West Texas A&M University, was approved today to serve as the university’s interim president by The A&M University System Board of Regents.

Texas’ ability to detect, track and fight wildfires is growing even stronger with the acquisition of three new multi-mission aircraft for Texas A&M Forest Service.

Texas A&M Forest Service is building a state-managed fleet of wildland firefighting aircraft, beginning with the purchase of two SUBARU Bell 412EPX helicopters.

The Texas A&M University System has 12 universities, a whole lot of mascots and just enough family rivalry to keep things interesting. Now it has a trophy to match.