For the Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research at the Galveston campus, the work never stops. 

A student underwater using a snorkel and writing on a clipboard

Students dive into biodiversity hotspots for immersive fieldwork and global collaboration.

Monteigne Long, Ash Reyes, Michael Fossum

Marine Corps veteran Ash Reyes '26 is recognized for leadership and advocacy on behalf of student veterans.

Dr. Jessica Labonté in the foreground with RV Trident in the background

Dr. Jessica Labonté’s groundbreaking research will explore virus-host interactions in the Gulf, with global implications for climate and ecosystem science.

Maroon map of the United States with Texas A&M and Texas A7M Maritime Academy logos.

U.S. undergraduate students pursuing these degrees will qualify for the tuition change starting fall 2025.

Blue Economy Leadership Institute Team sitting at table on computers

The initiative by the career services team explores the convergence of the campus' marine and maritime majors.

Portuguese Man O' War on beach

The colorful animals prompt curious inquiries on social media. 

Sea turtle during intake to the Gulf Center For Sea Turtle Research being held by two sets of gloved hands

The team will continue rescue efforts through the winter weather.

An aerial view of Texas A&M University at Galveston

Year In Review: Defining Stories Of 2024

Dec 12, 2024 • 3 min. read

Take a look back at 12 stories that captured the spirit of Aggieland by the Sea this year.

Dr. Christopher Marshall standing behind a table with a sea turtle patient of the Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research

The Board of Regents honors Dr. Marshall for his extraordinary contributions to the university and the people of Texas.