Group of students in a ship's engine room during Summer Sea Term.

Lance Johnson '27, a marine engineering technology sophomore at Texas A&M’s Galveston Campus, chronicled life at sea during a semester onboard the Texas A&M Maritime Academy's training ship.

A mariner in a maroon hardhat and blue coveralls lays rope on the deck of a ship

Texas A&M Maritime Academy and College of Marine Sciences and Maritime Studies offer maritime degrees combined with a U.S. Coast Guard officer license that provides high earnings and unique careers.

Cadets gain real-world experience after saving three people who had been adrift in the Gulf Mexico for 15 days.

The deputy superintendent of the Texas A&M Maritime Academy describes the ship pilot's role in avoiding deadly collisions like the Baltimore shipping container crash.

Successful legislative efforts secured the 540-foot vessel, which will enhance year-round training for Maritime Academy cadets.

The National Security Multi-Mission Vessel named "Lone Star State" is expected to arrive on campus in 2025.

The Masters of Maritime Administration and Logistics degree is ranked No. 1 in the U.S. and No. 9 in the world.

The new partnership will allow maritime cadets to get valuable experience at sea.

The ship will be used to train future merchant mariners and serve as a resource for disaster response along the Gulf Coast.

College Station welcomed Galveston Yell Leaders to Midnight Yell and Galveston cadets for March-In, uniting both campuses in the Aggie Spirit.