News - The Battalion

Programs look to combat drunk driving

Alexia Serrata, JOUR 203 contributor • May 10, 2024

A&M’s Dining Dollar policy faces federal crackdown

Tori Hillis, JOUR 203 contributor • May 10, 2024

Experts analyze local, national housing market

DJ Burton, JOUR 203 contributor • May 10, 2024

Social media top as Gen Z’s preferred job pick

Preslie Bentley, JOUR 203 contributor • May 10, 2024

Photo Courtesy of TAMU Build

BUILD is breaking ground for an updated home

BUILD is celebrating the breaking ground of a permanent structure on April 27, allowing volunteers to work indoors year-round.

Mikayla Martinez, News Writer • April 24, 2024

A candleholder stands during the 100th annual Muster ceremony held at Reed Arena on Sunday, April 21, 2024. (Chris Swann/The Battalion)

2024 Muster highlights the Aggie Spirit

Mia Putnam, Senior News Reporter • April 23, 2024

There continues to be an increase in Aggies working in D.C. The PPIP program at A&M is one instrumental program for students to shape their careers. (Graphic by Ethan Mattson/The Battalion)

Why D.C. wants all the Aggies

Stacy Cox, News Reporter • April 22, 2024

Incoming journalism professors Mariano Castillo and Flora Charner sit with former student and Battalion staff member Ken Sury at the FJSA Hall of Fame reception ceremony held in the J. Wayne Stark Galleries in the Memorial Student Center on Friday, April 19, 2024. (Hannah Harrison/The Battalion)

A&M welcomes new journalism professors from CNN, Dallas Morning News

Journalism department announces updates at FJSA Hall of Honor ceremony

Ana Renfroe and Stacy Cox • April 19, 2024

Items from Lt. Col. David Michael Booth, Class of 1964, on display at the Muster Reflections Display in the Memorial Student Center on Wednesday, April 17, 2024. (Chris Swann/The Battalion)

Muster Reflections Display held ahead of ceremony

Families share photos, items from honorees for visitor viewing

Hilani Quinones, Assistant News Editor • April 18, 2024

A collection of the awards presented by the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association.

A&M Student Media claims 30 awards, high honors at 2024 TIPA

Ana Renfroe, Head News Editor • April 17, 2024

Dr. Weston Porter (top left) and researchers from the breast cancer lab. (Photo courtesy of Dr. Weston Porter)

New A&M research initiative provides cutting-edge cancer treatments

J.M. Wise, News Reporter • April 8, 2024

Turning Point USA will host former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson on April 18. (Photo via Gage Skidmore/Flickr/CC BY-SA 2.0 DEED)

Turning Point USA to host Ben Carson

Cameron Gibson, News Reporter • April 8, 2024

Keynote speaker Marcy Bartula, founder of the Different Day Foundation, leads the candlelight moment of empowerment at the Take Back the Night event in Aggie Park on Wednesday, March 3, 2024. (Kyle Heise/The Battalion)

Take Back the Night empowers sexual assault survivors through community

Stacy Cox, News Reporter • April 4, 2024

Student holding Texas A&M Cactus Jack t-shirts on Thursday, April 4, 2024, at the Texas A&M bookstore. (Adriano Espinosa/The Battalion)

Travis Scott’s new clothing collaboration drops on campus

Aggies waited for morning release of rapper’s new clothes at bookstore hours before opening

Mikayla Martinez, News Writer • April 4, 2024

(Left to right)Chris Schueler of Christoper Production, DrPH, MCP, Captain, USPHS, and Director with the National Park Service, Sara Newman, and Former Assistant Secretary of Health Dr. Brett Giroir posed during the National Public Health Week: Invisible Corps Screening and Panel in Innovative Learning Classroom Building (ILCB) 111, Wednesday April 4, 2024.(Ashely Bautista/The Battalion)

Life on the frontline: Commissioned Corps members from Public Health Service visit A&M

Unheard public health heroes share stories from battles against pandemics, natural diasters

Mia Putnam, Senior News Reporter • April 4, 2024

76th Speaker of the Senate Marcus Glass, left, poses with incoming 77th Speaker of the Senate Ava Blackburn.

Student leaders reflect on years of service in final Student Senate meeting

‘Find what lights your fire and run towards it as fast as you can’

Justice Jenson, Senior News Reporter • April 18, 2024

The Student Government Association wrapped up its 76th session by giving out awards such as the Senator, Committee and Statesman of the Year...

Koldus Building

Student Senate honors wildfire victims, Aggie first responders

‘It hits home because we all know someone affected by a disaster in agriculture’

J. M. Wise, News Reporter • March 28, 2024

Texas A&M student senators moved by the Smokehouse Creek wildfires created a resolution to commemorate the work done by Texas A&M volunteers....

Student body president-elect accused of ‘major’ campaign violation

Student body president-elect accused of ‘major’ campaign violation

Hilani Quinones, Assistant News Editor • March 8, 2024

On Thursday, March 7 Texas A&M’s Judicial Court convened for the hearing of Student Body President-Elect Cade Coppinger v. Election Commissioner...