The bell connects the campus and community to an important moment in Galveston and American history

Texas A&M University at Galveston Researchers Share Tactics to Weather Hurricane Season and Build Resilience

Vessels from two different centuries dock at TAMUG a week apart as Spain’s Juan Sebastián de Elcano and the TS STATE OF MAINE embark on training voyages

Two mariners look at a laptop. A cargo ship is in the background.

The annual May 22 observance honors mariners, recognizes a vital U.S. industry, and remembers those who died.

Alex Mapula ’26 is headed to Old Dominion University to continue discovering the secrets of the deep

Lily Chabot, sporting her Maroon jacket, gives the Aggie Gig'em thumbs up sign.

Lily Chabot ’26 takes her next ‘leap of faith’ at prestigious graduate school.

The 12th Van is parked in the curve between 3034, the Academic Complex (MAIN), and 3035 – Aggie Special Events Center (ASEC).

The 12th Van helps students access essential services and community opportunities on the island

Photo of the crowd at the ship parade

The weeklong celebration kicks off with parade of ships at Seawolf Park

Two Texas A&M professors, who are former astronauts, share insights on the Artemis II mission as humans ready to travel farther from Earth than ever before.

Three student panelists speaking to prospective engineering students

Over 100 newly admitted engineering students experience campus tours and panels with campus leadership