Texas A&M Arts & Sciences

Former students took their seats in the classrooms where today’s Aggies are being equipped to lead, serve and make a difference.

Our Back to the Future of ArtSci event offered a meaningful look at how the College of Arts & Sciences is empowering students through research, scholarship and experiences that prepare them to create real world impact.

From engaging discussions to hands-on tours, the event celebrated the enduring connection between former students and a college committed to shaping a better tomorrow. 🤍

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When David Cates arrived at Texas A&M, he brought with him an ambitious goal: to complete both his bachelors' and masters' of arts in mathematics in just four years.

That drive has been shaped by a long-standing love of mathematics, encouraged early on by his mother, a high school math teacher, and strengthened through his own experience tutoring others in high school. At Texas A&M, David has accelerated his academic journey while also investing in community through clubs outside of the classroom.

Now preparing for a future in academia, David hopes to become a university faculty member with a focus on both teaching and research. Learn more about David's journey here: https://bit.ly/3Rn801A

Can we get a gig 'em 👍 as we welcome Dr. Simon North, the new dean of the Texas A&M University College of Arts & Sciences!

We look forward to working with Dean North as we continue strengthening our excellence in academics, research and service to create lasting impact for Texas and beyond.

Read more about Dean North here: tx.ag/SimonNorthDean

Celebrating World Ocean Month with hands-on learning at Texas A&M Oceanography! 🌊

In Oceanographic Field & Laboratory Methods, learning goes beyond the classroom. Students travel offshore near Galveston for hands-on experience in water sampling, research cruise operations and oceanographic analysis techniques, preparing them to make meaningful contributions in the field.

Thank you to Texas A&M University Galveston Campus and Texas A&M University at Galveston Vessel Operations for making this experience possible.

Watch our students in action here: https://bit.ly/4eeuLxn

Into the Gulf: Hands-on Oceanography at Texas A&M University In OCNG 443: Oceanographic Field and Laboratory Methods, undergraduate students in the Texas A&M Department of Oceanography travel offshore near Galveston to...

We’re proud to share the College of Arts and Sciences graduate programs were recognized among the nation’s best in the latest U.S. News and World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings.
Texas A&M Statistics (18th) and Texas A&M Chemistry (22nd) ranked in the top 25 nationally.

In Texas, our statistics program ranked No. 1 among public institutions, Texas A&M Mathematics, chemistry, Texas A&M Geology & Geophysics earth science and Texas A&M Physics and Astronomy ranked No. 2.

This recognition reflects the strength of our graduate education, research and the people who make it possible every day. Read more here: tx.ag/2026GradRanking

Today, we're celebrating Autumn Simundson, a recent English graduate who dedicated her time to writing, research, and supporting others.

Autumn helped guide her peers as a board member of the Undergraduate Humanities Research Symposium, earned recognition by earning top honors in the English Research Essay Content, and showcased her work at national conferences and the .

Up next, Autumn will finish her master’s degree and then pursue a Ph.D., with plans to inspire future students. 📖✨

Read here for more: https://bit.ly/4dSyO1c

For 60 years, TAMU Atmospheric Sciences has helped turn knowledge into action through research, education and service.

From the first radar-based tornado warning issued in Bryan-College Station in 1956 to decades of progress in meteorology, climate and atmospheric research, the department’s history reflects a lasting impact on Texas and beyond.

Learn more about our six decades of discovery here: https://bit.ly/49gxqUE

From ballerina to biologist, Enya Hoxha is bringing discipline, curiosity & determination into the lab.

As a molecular and cell biology major at Texas A&M Biology, she is helping advance bacteriophage research that could one day contribute to a better understanding of conditions like IBS, Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

Along the way, Enya has also found balance and community through the Aggie Ballet Company, continuing to stay connected to the art form that first shaped her.

Read more about Enya’s story here: https://bit.ly/4uiv4gd

Today, we’re highlighting recent graduate MyKaela Johnston, who made her mark in the Texas A&M Department of Philosophy, graduating with a B.A. in Society, Ethics, and Law.

She leaves Aggieland with a deep commitment to civil discourse and selfless service. Next stop: Washington, D.C., where she’ll pursue her master’s and continue making a difference for the good of people everywhere.

To learn more about MyKaela's journey visit https://bit.ly/4tK5jo7