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Nine Texas A&M assistant professors received the 2026-27 Montague-CTE Scholar award.

Dr. Susan Ballabina was appointed Texas A&M president by the Board of Regents, commencement ceremonies will be held May 6-9, researchers are developing a digital human for improved dementia detection, and a study finds that indoor environments affect asthma flareups.

A message distributed to all faculty, staff and students across all Texas A&M University locations

The following message is being distributed to all faculty, staff and students at Texas A&M University on behalf of Texas A&M University System Chancellor Glenn Hegar.

Texas A&M University expects its largest graduating class in university history during spring commencement ceremonies this week, volunteers are still needed for the annual Maroon and White Fun Run, researchers are working on an exam to stump AI and where older adults live may play a big role in their dementia risk.

BUILD partners with Beast Philanthropy, seven Aggie innovators were recognized at the Texas Innovation Conference & Awards, researchers study people's experiences with their dogs' deaths, and event parking will be in place on May 2 for the Banana Ball game.

Seven innovators from the Texas A&M System were recognized with the University Innovator Award at the inaugural Texas Innovation Conference and Awards

Texas A&M presents 2026 Staff and Student Excellence Awards, a briefing is available for the 2026 Employee Engagement Survey, Living Well offers Mini Mental Health Fair and a landmark study highlights risk and resilience of anxiety disorders.

Each year, these awards commend staff members, supervisors, teams and student employees for their commitment to supporting student success and institutional growth.

The construction of Texas A&M-Fort Worth is making progress, Living Well will host a Mini Mental Health Fair on May 15, Secret Walls helped add a mural to a BUILD mobile clinic at SXSW, and Texas A&M Health students participated in a project called Quakespeare in the Park.