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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

The work of the “20 Lakes team” shows how algal blooms in inland lakes have the potential to disrupt key processes in the nitrogen cycle well downstream

Community Day on May 23 will showcase findings from two-week long field school

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

Scientists from the Foroughirad Lab are bound for Shark Bay, Western Australia for a four-month field season

Texas A&M University at Galveston researcher Dr. Jiabi Du leverages supercomputing to turn abstract ocean data into essential coastal safeguards.

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.

From marine biology to higher education administration, a love of the sea and helping others has driven a campus leader’s success.

A multidisciplinary team is conducting archeological work at what was once the highest point on Galveston Island