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A Mission to Educate: The Power of Transformative Education Through Cultural Immersion

Dr. Salah Ayari inspires students to explore the Arabic-speaking world through language and culture.

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Renovated Heldenfels Labs Mark a Pivotal Moment in Texas A&M’s Investment in Biology

The Department of Biology held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly renovated fourth floor of Heldenfels Hall, furthering its commitment to students receiving an excellent immersive biology education.

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The Poetry of Numbers

As Texas A&M University Distinguished Professor Dr. Bani Mallick takes the reins of the Department of Statistics, he’s keenly aware of the critical role that statisticians play in today’s data-driven storytelling. His goal is to not only pass on his knowledge to future generations, but to ensure that they have even more opportunities and successes than he has enjoyed.

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Democracy by Design: Nobel Laureate Eric Maskin Joins Texas A&M Panel on Voting and Redistricting

The event, hosted by Texas A&M’s Department of Economics, featured renowned scholars to discuss voting practices and redistricting.

Student Life

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From Classroom to Campus Leader: Fowler’s Journey in Arts and Sciences

Through her love for literature, classical studies and student activities, Olivia Fowler has found both her community and home at Texas A&M University.

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Staying Curious: Philosophy as a Tool for Advocacy

How MyKaela Johnston’s experiences through the Department of Philosophy helped her develop into a passionate advocate and research-driven collaborator.

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Texas A&M’s First Churchill Scholar

Texas A&M’s First Churchill Scholar Montgomery Bohde, a student of mathematics, computer science and philosophy, was awarded the 2026–2027 Churchill Scholarship.

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Top Tips to Prepare for Spring Career Fair for College of Arts & Sciences Undergraduates

From first-year students to seniors, experts say the No. 1 tip for undergraduate student success is to take advantage of networking opportunities on Feb. 3 at the MSC.

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Faculty & Research

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Board of Regents Greenlights Cyclotron Institute Facility Expansion

The expansion, to be funded by a combination of federal, state and university sources, will add capacity for Texas A&M’s world-leading radiation effects testing and discovery science programs.

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National Endowment for the Humanities Grant Brings Simone Weil Colloquy to Texas A&M

Dr. Benjamin Davis and the Department of Global Languages & Cultures will host an international colloquy in April to examine themes of roots, exile and community.

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Giant Magellan Telescope Organization Appoints New President

Daniel T. Jaffe, an astronomy professor at the University of Texas in Austin, will take the helm as the telescope project moves toward final funding and construction.

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From Classroom to Cave: Dex Brooks ‘27 Explores Archaeology in the Field

What started as a volunteer opportunity turned into a month-long adventure in Florida for Dex Brooks ’27, who joined graduate and faculty researchers on two excavation sites. The experience confirmed Brooks’ passion for archaeology and opened new doors for the future.

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