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Frank Larkin had a personal goal in life to endow a Sul Ross Scholarship on the 50th anniversary of his graduation from Texas A&M University and he did it.

Commonly referred to as FERPA, it is important every person who works with student educational records understand what an educational record is, what information within that record may be disclosed and to whom it may be disclosed.

The Peace Corps’ Master’s International program has added Texas A&M University to its roster of university partners.

The Memorial Ring Collection is an assemblage of rings given by the families of deceased students from the classes of 1965 and later.

Poppy and William McCarty of Amarillo gave $25,000 to the Texas A&M Foundation to establish the Elinor F. and William A. McCarty ’57 Sul Ross Scholarship.

Often, the dilemma facing graduates is not getting a job offer; it’s deciding which job offer to accept.

Texas A&M University is gearing up to begin its new University Studies Degree with the start of the fall semester, offering students the opportunity to have more flexibility.

The first day of class isn’t until next Monday (Aug. 27), but incoming freshmen in the Corps of Cadets reported to their units Sunday (Aug. 19) to start Freshmen Orientation Week.

With Clayton Wheat Williams Jr., what you see is what you get, and then some, for he is many things to many people.

Dr. Finis Welch has established a $150,000 Foundation Excellence Award through the Texas A&M Foundation to benefit Hispanic students who have graduated from Texas high schools.