liberal arts and humanities

The American Library Association has chosen a Texas A&M University Press book for inclusion in its annual presentation of “The Best of the Best from the University Presses: Books You Should Know About.”

A new library facility jointly operated by The Texas A&M University System and The University of Texas System was formally opened Friday, May 24.

Toni Byam-Pirotte, an art history teacher at Colleyville Heritage High School, has been selected as the 2012 recipient of the Texas A&M University Inspiration Award for Exceptional Secondary Education.

One thing Texas A&M University anthropology professor Mike Waters has learned through the years is this: if you have a good story to tell, the world will want to hear about it.

The McFerrins are the owners of one of the most important privately held Faberge collection.

Pichanick spent his summer in Rwanda as an intern for Sustaining Partners for Rural Enterprises in Agricultural Development, or SPREAD.

Rojas has spent the better part of his life pursuing a career that allows him to engage people on a daily basis and share their stories with the world: journalism.

A new four-story building dedicated to the arts and humanities will soon grace the Texas A&M University campus landscape.

Ben M. Crouch has been appointed as interim dean of the College of Liberal Arts, effective Nov. 1.

Formal opening of one of the largest academic construction projects in the history of Texas A&M University – the Interdisciplinary Life Sciences Building – is scheduled for Thursday (Sept. 24).