Culture & Society

A team of anthropologists developed an acid solution to remove a mysterious substance growing on the 18th century bronze cannon.

A Texas A&M professor’s research suggests the two individuals were members of the aristocracy who had parts of their legs amputated as punishment for alleged crimes.

Texas A&M showed up to support the Dallas International Film Festival and congratulate alums Dude Perfect on their “30 for 30” documentary.

Faculty and students are innovating Shakespeare studies for the digital age and sharing their work during a symposium April 26.

The popular YouTubers, all Aggies, will be on hand for the documentary’s April 25 world premiere at the Majestic Theatre.

The three-day Student Conference on Latinx Affairs offers opportunities for learning, leadership and growth.

The deputy superintendent of the Texas A&M Maritime Academy describes the ship pilot's role in avoiding deadly collisions like the Baltimore shipping container crash.

Dr. Sarah McNamara examined three generations of Latinas/os as they organized against fascism and Jim Crow. 

The San Angelo native who earned a degree in English from Texas A&M has gone on to dozens of series and film roles, plus one “royal” wedding.

Professor at Texas A&M's Large Animal Teaching Hospital leads a team of volunteers in caring for the 18,000 livestock animals at the annual show.