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A zine-making workshop hosted by the Texas A&M Libraries allowed students to share the history of their traditions and cultures for Hispanic Heritage Month.
University Libraries is hosting Gwendolyn Carol Webb as part of its Diversity Lecture Series.
Cushing Exhibition Showcases Role Climate Change Plays In Science Fiction
Jan 14, 2021 • 2 min. readCurators say the theme is popular in science fiction, especially in recent years.
Texas A&M University Press Book ‘Secrets of Snakes’ Wins 2020 National Outdoor Book Award
Nov 13, 2020 • 1 min. readSnake myth-buster David A. Steen uses the scientific method to explain which parts of myths are biologically plausible and which are not.
The new organization seeks lower costs and wants to provide greater access to campus research.
The guide defines many of the terms used to describe issues surrounding racism, bias and discrimination.
Texas A&M ‘Human Library’ Facilitates Honest Dialogue Between Aggies
Mar 7, 2020 • 2 min. readThe annual event brings people together to discuss their experiences with discrimination.
Open Resource Textbooks At Texas A&M Will Save Students Millions, Provost’s Office Says
Mar 5, 2020 • 3 min. readUniversity hopes to cut the costs of college for thousands of students each semester with free books and learning materials by faculty and library experts.
Texas A&M University Libraries is looking for "human books."
The name change to the Business Library and Collaboration Commons coincides with the 25th year of the library on West Campus and its ties with Mays Business School.