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.

Three graduating students with diplomas in hand

Nearly 200 students were conferred with degrees during a pair of ceremonies on May 8

Photo of the crowd at the ship parade

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

Article cover image of two marine engineers, walking away from a ship with technology in hand

New marine engineers trained in cybersecurity, nuclear engineering, AI and more will be needed to protect global supply chain, a Texas A&M University expert says.

Anchored in Galveston. Impacting the World

Photo of Capt. Vandelinder at sea