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  • Professional headshot of John A. Barton displayed alongside the Moore/Connally Building, headquarters of The Texas A&M University System, in College Station, Texas.

    John Barton Named Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs at Texas A&M System

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    The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents on Thursday appointed John A. Barton vice chancellor for business affairs, effective immediately.

  • A military promotion ceremony takes place in front of Texas A&M University System banners and U.S. and Texas flags. A uniformed service member sits while two family members assist with attaching new rank insignia. Another uniformed service member is seated in the background.

    Texas A&M System Commits Up to $90 Million to Strengthen Hazlewood Promise

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    The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents on Thursday committed up to $90 million over three years to help A&M System universities honor the state’s Hazlewood promise.

  • Aerial view of the Texas A&M–RELLIS Campus in Bryan, Texas, showing academic and research facilities, roadways, parking areas, ponds and open land slated for future development.
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    Texas A&M System Regents Advance Semiconductor Institute With New Texas A&M-RELLIS Water Tower

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    The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents on Thursday approved construction of a new 1-million-gallon water tower at the RELLIS Campus, clearing another critical infrastructure phase for the Texas A&M Semiconductor Institute.

  • Three flags, including the United States flag, Texas flag and Texas A&M flag, fly in front of The Texas A&M University System's Moore/Connally Building in College Station, Texas, under a partly cloudy sky.

    Texas A&M System Regents Authorize Up to $1.9 Billion in FY 2027 Bond Capacity

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    The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents on Thursday authorized up to $1.914 billion in bond capacity for fiscal year 2027.

  • Aerial view of the Moore/Connally Building, headquarters of The Texas A&M University System, surrounded by trees, parking lots and commercial buildings in College Station, Texas.

    Texas A&M System Regents Approve Core Curricula After Comprehensive Review

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    The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents on Thursday approved the core curricula of A&M System universities after a comprehensive, course-by-course review required by Senate Bill 37.

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    Texas A&M System Regents Adopt Five-Year Strategic Plan

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    The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents on Thursday approved a five-year strategic plan that puts student success first and aligns the work of 12 universities and eight state agencies around the changing needs of Texas.

  • Certified prescribed burn manager monitors a prescribed fire as flames reduce vegetation and hazardous fuels in a wooded area.

    Texas A&M Forest Service Launches Texas Prescribed Burn Manager Insurance Program

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    Texas A&M Forest Service today launched the Texas Prescribed Burn Manager Insurance Program to provide liability protection for qualified certified and insured prescribed burn managers.

  • National Aviation Leaders Convene to Discuss the Future of Flight

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    Texas A&M-Fort Worth will host The Future of Advanced Aviation as part of its Voices That Innovate Speaker Series, presented by PNC Bank. The event will bring together leaders from industry, higher education and government.

  • Four people wearing high-visibility safety vests stand behind a fixed-wing drone displayed on a table in a classroom or training room. A presentation screen is visible in the background.

    Aviation Training Enters New Era at Texas A&M-RELLIS

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    More than 80 years after military aviators trained at Bryan Army Air Field, aviation training is taking a new form on the same historic ground.

  • Aerial view of Texas A&M - Fort Worth

    Texas A&M-Fort Worth Opens First Academic Building, Breaks Ground on Next Phase of Downtown Campus

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    The Texas A&M University System officially opened its new downtown Fort Worth campus Wednesday and immediately began work on the next phase of a long-term investment in the city’s students, workforce and economy.