From the second the Zamboni hit the ice to the final horn, Spirit Ice Arena was buzzing as fans watched Texas A&M ice hockey’s regular season debut in a very physical two-game series on Sept. 14-15.

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For a few hours, a new law known as Senate Bill 4, or SB4, went into effect on March 20, making crossing the border illegally a state crime. The new law permitted Texas law enforcement to arrest those ...

Is getting a similar haircut, wearing the same clothes and mimicking the mannerisms of his training partner Mahomes a bit strange? Probably. But there’s no denying that freshman quarterback Dyland ...

In my tenure in the Student Senate, I have watched the Spirit “die” at A&M more times than I can count. It “died” when the seal was changed for marketing purposes. It “died” when key student services ...

When it comes to life so far, I have been exceedingly fortunate. My parents allowed me to attend my college of choice with unrivaled support. I’ve created lifelong, supportive and caring friendships.

Texas A&M seeks to develop leaders of character, dedicated to serving the greater good. Through transformative experiences — from the Corps of Cadets to the Memorial Student Center to undergraduate ...

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In the early morning hours, students lined up outside the MSC Barnes & Noble Bookstore, all in hopes of scoring a piece of Travis Scott’s newest Cactus Jack Texas A&M clothing drop on April 4. The ...

The Texas A&M men’s and women’s cross country teams kicked off their 2024 campaigns in Stillwater, Oklahoma, for the Cowboy Preview at the Greiner Family Cross Country Course on Friday. The Aggies ...

There’s a last time for everything. The last time I sawed ‘em off at Kyle Field as a student, the last time I walked to an undergraduate class and now the last article I’ll write for The Battalion.

Texas A&M was not my first choice. Neither was college. I received my “I’m going to be an Aggie” letter and shoved it in the back of my closet. The idea of going to a university of “good ol’ boys” isn ...