Newsletter

Texas A&M will be part of the Fast Company Grill at SXSW, 27 faculty and staff were honored with Distinguished Achievement Awards, six faculty members become National Academy of Inventors (NAI) Senior Members, and Technology Services will host resource tables around the main campus in March.

Texas A&M researchers find that cherries may slow breast cancer, TEES partners with ZettaJoule on gas research reactor project, the Texas A&M Health Center of Excellence in Forensic Nursing has been selected to update SANE programs, and Texas A&M researchers find ways to improve weather damage reporting.

Disaster Day trains students and professionals in emergency response, Living Well offers Thrive in Five, a five-month mental health campaign offering practical ways to support faculty and staff well-being and Dr. Michael A. de Miranda, dean of the College of Education and Human Development, will retire on July 1, 2026.

The 2026 Employee Engagement Survey will come to a close on Feb. 27, Texas A&M will host the Civil Discourse Symposium on April 20, Aggieland Saturday returns on Feb. 28 and the university is set to host a series of events to honor faculty and staff during Employee Appreciation Week.

Texas A&M takes steps to ensure affordable education, nominations are open for Community Engagement Awards, free professional development courses are available through Aug. 31, and a data engineering student's efforts contribute to Aggie volleyball's path to victory.

The Texas A&M University 2026 Employee Engagement Survey is underway, free digital accessibility training is available to employees, Open Education Week is March 2-6, research links outdoor learning to gains in literacy and well-being for children and teachers and Dr. N.K. Anand receives Edwin F. Church Medal.

A ceremonial ribbon cutting was held recently at the Texas A&M University Higher Education Center at McAllen, the 2026 Employee Engagement Survey is now open, Hullabaloo U is looking for instructors for fall, student is the first Aggie to be awarded the Churchill Scholarship and the history of the connection between Texas A&M and the Texas Christian University is explained.

Texas A&M is ranked the No. 1 research university in Texas and top 25 nationally, nominations open for Faculty Advisory Council, Adobe Express Premium is now available, Texas A&M alumnus makes USA Bobsled Team and two faculty are elected to the National Academy of Engineering.

Texas A&M University plans to expand the Cyclotron Institute, Technology Services hosts a series of resource tables in February, sign ups are open for The Big Event, Texas A&M researchers find a new way to measure ocean currents with drones.

A Texas A&M University at Galveston researcher is studying the effects of natural disasters on mental health. Registration is open for Field Day and Aggieland Saturday. TAMU AI Chat resources can save time on routine tasks, and Texas A&M has invested in tools to ensure digital accessibility for the university community.