liberal arts and humanities

The Texas A&M Foundation invites women of all ages to attend its fifth annual Women, Wealth and Wisdom workshop.

Derin Oduye’s business card features a quote from Maya Angelou: “If you don’t like something, change it. If you can’t change it, change your attitude.”

Bryce Watson created this organization to train undergraduates on how to create meaningful projects in impoverished communities in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

An “open” textbook is an openly-licensed, digital textbook that can be read, downloaded and printed online at no cost, for anyone to use and share freely.

A delegation of Texas A&M University faculty members and students will meet with colleagues from across the Southeastern Conference for the third annual SECU symposium.

Texas A&M Professor Andrew Natsios, says Americans can help the four million Syrian refugees in Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt.

Gov. Greg Abbott has appointed Gabriel Pereira’16 of College Station as student regent for the Texas A&M University System.

According to 16-year-old Noel Jett, who graduated this month from Texas A&M, although such situations are quirky, the profoundly gifted often struggle emotionally and she hopes to devote her professional life to helping them.

The Texas A&M Veteran Resource and Support Center is recognizing three College of Liberal Arts staff and faculty members for their contributions to the university’s veteran-friendly campus.

The Board of Regents of Texas A&M University named Dr. Pamela R. Matthews the new dean of the College of Liberal Arts.