young adults standing at a convention showroom booth listening to vendorz.

Dr. Cassia Bomer Galvao says Education Day Activities connect the next generation of maritime professionals with a wide range of industry opportunities.

two cadets looking up at a large docked ship.

The $325M purpose-built vessel delivers a new era in maritime education while serving the storied campus’ community-envisioned mission to support the blue economy.

TS LONE STAR STATE

A decades-long journey is set to end on September 8th

A Texas A&M Maritime Academy color guard of 7 cadets posing with their thumbs up in front of the TS LONE STAR STATE

The event brings a decades long journey one step closer to completion.

Cadets on the TS State of Maine give the Gig'em thumbs up sign with the Manhattan skyline in the background.

Inaugural voyage of TS STATE OF MAINE offered a preview of TS LONE STAR STATE, which will be christened July 17 in Philadelphia.

TAMUG's TS Lone Star State with American flag superimposed

The Cadets are anchored in New York harbor for the largest gathering of ships in 50 years.

A man stands on the dock with the channel behind him.

Texas A&M University faculty and staff discuss how the June 25 observance highlights the human components of international trade.

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.

The prize, presented during TAMUG commencement on May 8, honors the graduate from the past year who best represents such values as leadership, courage, and humility.