In The News
The article offers a visual, minute-by-minute analysis explaining the Francis Scott Key Bridge's progressive collapse after a support pillar was hit.
The Texas A&M System partnered with JED Campus to enhance mental health and suicide prevention programs for its students.
NestFest volunteers successfully removed 3,022 pounds of trash from the beaches to protect wildlife habitats.
Officials shared tips for beachgoers to protect nesting sea turtles, such as removing trash and using turtle-safe lighting.
TAMUG researchers are conducting studies on the water quality of Houston bayous, which is vital for the Galveston Bay ecosystem.
Texas A&M researchers found evidence that powerful, "monster" hurricanes have periodically struck New England for 2,000 years.
An editorial endorses the Port of Galveston’s shore power plan as a necessary move to reduce pollution and improve air quality.
Here’s a story, from WLOX in Mississippi, about our cadets training aboard the General Rudder.
Jun 28, 2012A captain explains the crucial role of harbor pilots in safely maneuvering large ships through tight ports like Baltimore, using local expertise to advise the ship master.
It’s time to Celebrate Sea Aggies: Fifty years of leadership, research, learning and tradition at Texas A&M at Galveston.
Jun 25, 2012A&M-Galveston researchers utilized their expertise to study the effects of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, including modeling oil fate and studying marine life impact.