College of Arts and Sciences

Researchers concluded that human activities have introduced the pollutant in some of the most remote and pristine regions of the world.

Research led by atmospheric scientist Dr. John Nielsen-Gammon found that climate change has intensified storm-related rainfall by nearly 20%.

Texas A&M Physics and Astronomy invites the community to expand its cosmic horizons this Saturday night at Simpson Drill Field.

With summer weather heightening fire risk in several states, Texas A&M’s faculty experts can discuss topics related to wildfire formation, prevention and emergency response.

Annual program supports extraordinary scholarship and creativity with multi-year grants.

The state-approved Society, Ethics and Law major is for students interested in professions such as law, fundraising and community service.

Caleb Lenard '13 said his involvement in programs and organizations as a student at Texas A&M helped him land a highly competitive job.

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

Widely thought to be a factor in Earth's extreme warmth during the past two years, researchers say the event actually cooled the climate.

Math major Paolo Maaskant, who earned his black belt at age 16, secured first place at the 2024 Collegiate National Championships this spring.