Hummus on the moon? Student grows world’s first chickpeas in moondust
Jessica Atkin from Texas A&M University developed a special soil amendment to overcome the obstacles of lunar dust’s quality and fertility.
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Tarleton Postgame: Ali Camarillo
Aggie baseball shortstop Ali Camarillo answered questions after his team picked up a 10-6 win over Tarleton in midweek action at Blue Bell Park before preparing for the weekend series
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With a 16.88 ERA over just 2.2 innings and four appearances this season, freshman LHP Kaiden Wilson entered Tuesday, April 30’s matchup with Tarleton State as a background character in the bullpen for Texas A&M baseball. Yet by the end of the No. 1 Aggies’ 10-6 win over the Texans at Olsen Field at Blue…
Texas A&M Receives $4 Million Gift to Support Business and Veterinary Medicine Students
A $4 million gift to Texas A&M University will be used to create a scholarship program to support both future Aggie veterinarians and future Aggie entrepreneurs in their higher education studies.The donation from Pam ’75 and Larry Little ’73, cre