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Spotted something electric blue on the beach? Here’s what it is and why you shouldn’t touch it
Jul 24, 2025A video report covers the reintroduction of the SHIPS for America Act in Congress.
The SHIPS for America Act was formally reintroduced in Congress to promote U.S. shipbuilding and maritime infrastructure.
A slowdown in activity and "blank sailings" at global ports are cited as warnings of future economic distress.
Texas A&M Galveston graduates received a unique congratulatory message from the campus's resident sea turtles.
As Shark Week kicks off, they aren’t just on TV. Meet Galveston’s underwater neighbors.
Jul 18, 2025Texas A&M Galveston is building a new $23M sea turtle hospital that will also serve as an interactive educational museum.
Texas A&M University at Galveston Students Gain Valuable Experience Using New AET Tanker Simulation Lab
Jul 8, 2025Fifteen years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, restoration efforts continue across the Gulf Coast for natural resources and marine life.
A Texas officer had back-to-back encounters with rare sea turtles that had washed up on the beach.
Sea Aggies from Texas A&M-Galveston competed in the SMART Marine Robotics Competition, designing and building unmanned surface vehicles.
Sharp Thanks Texas Legislature for Historic Investments in Education, Research, and Service
Jun 23, 2025Galveston beachgoers are warned about sightings of the venomous Portuguese Man-of-War.
Texas A&M invested over $2.6 million in seed funding for 57 high-impact research projects, including those at Galveston.