A couple miles from Kyle Field, in the shadow of Texas A&M University, the city of College Station and the Association of Former Students are building a final resting place for Aggies wanting to stay close to the university they love.

After being told by his doctors that he would never walk again, West Nile victim Donnie Manry walks with a single-tipped cane.

The Anti-Obama Carnival, an event sponsored by the Young Conservatives of Texas, started Wednesday in Rudder Plaza as a way for the conservative political organization to poke fun and criticize the Democratic presidential nominee but erupted into a heated debate.

Seven departments on campus are requesting fee increases for the fiscal year 2010.

Junior finance major Katie Sparkman and freshman accounting major Ezzie Sparkman display artistic abilities Wednesday afternoon at U Paint-It.

4-year-old Robert Watson throws a shaving cream pie in the face of sophomore chemical engineer Devin Booth Wednesday as a part of MSC Hospitality's Halloween Party upstairs in the Memorial Student Center.

The Silver Taps scheduled for Nov. 4 has been canceled, the vice president of student affairs, Lt. Gen. Joe Weber announced in an e-mail Wednesday.