Texas A&M Students Delivered Water And Filters To Texans In Crisis

Apr 12, 2021

Students in the College of Geosciences and the Texas A&M chapter of Wine To Water provided water filters to Texans still facing household water crises after February’s winter storms.

Non-Traditional Path Brings Geography Ph.D. Student Manuel Salgado To Snow Research

Apr 9, 2021

Meet Manuel Salgado, a Ph.D. student in geography.

Pollution From Hurricane Harvey Traveled 100 Miles Off Texas Coast

Apr 9, 2021

A Texas A&M study shows weather events carried contaminated water to the Flower Garden Banks sanctuary off the Galveston Coast, much farther than expected.

Two Geography Faculty Receive Los Alamos National Lab Fellowships

Mar 29, 2021

The fellowships support the development of long-term collaborative ties between Texas A&M and LANL researchers.

Study: Bahamas Were Settled Earlier Than Believed

Mar 10, 2021

It’s believed early settlers to the islands eventually changed the landscape of the Bahamas.

Louisiana, Texas Sea Grants Helping Develop Better BRDs

Mar 1, 2021

This three-year, $2.48 million project will develop better bycatch reduction devices (BRDs) for the commercial shrimp industry in the Gulf of Mexico.

Career Panel Recap: Renowned Geoscientists Coach Aggies On Career Success

Feb 25, 2021

The Feb. 3 event covered experts' advice on internships, skill sets, industry opportunities and more.

Remembering Curtis Samford ’83

Feb 25, 2021

“My heart is with the Samford family,” said Geosciences Dean Dr. Debbie Thomas.

How Can Declining Sea Ice Thickness Affect Our World?

Feb 24, 2021

Texas A&M Geography doctoral student Victoria Ford recently published new findings in Climate Dynamics.

Perseverance Rover Looks For Ancient Life On Mars With Help From Aggies

Feb 22, 2021

Two scientists in Texas A&M’s Department of Geology and Geophysics are part of the Perseverance team.