At Texas A&M University, we serve with purpose, lead with character and take action for the good of our communities.

This is what it means to be an Aggie: to believe that what we can do together is far greater than what any one of us can do alone. For 150 years, Aggies have emboxas and for America.

Together, we stand. Together, we serve. Together, we are a force for good.

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Muscle health impacts recovery, aging and weight loss, but it’s often overlooked. Dr. Nicolaas Deutz and colleagues with @cehdtamu say it should be central in clinical nutrition, not an afterthought.
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For 150 years, we have worked together for the good of Texas, the nation and beyond.

Researchers at @cehdtamu, led by Dr. Aaron Morton, have developed a technique for getting a closer look at cells that help nerves heal. By preserving the natural structure of terminal Schwann cells, key players in nerve repair, they can now study how these cells respond to injury and recovery.

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For 150 years, Texas A&M University has carried forward its land-grant mission: opening doors, creating opportunity and preparing Aggies to be a force for good.

See how that mission continues today through initiatives like our tuition freeze and expanded Aggie Assurance: tx.ag/IGhOFr9

Creatine isn’t just for athletes. Research led by Dr. Richard Kreider with @cehdtamu suggests it may help adults maintain muscle and strength, even without structured exercise, potentially supporting healthier aging.

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We constantly manipulate our sleep: coffee to wake up, or melatonin to fall asleep.

Dr. Alex Keene from @TAMUArtSci points out a problem: "forced" wakefulness and chemically aided sleep may not be the same quality as the real thing.

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Our land-grant mission means showing up in every corner of Texas. 👍

That's exactly what @TAMUdental and its graduates are doing: bringing high-quality care to one of the fastest-growing states in the nation.

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When should you evacuate before a hurricane?

Dr. Walter Peacock from Texas A&M College of Architecture helps local, state and federal agencies answer that question with data on storm trajectories, wind speeds and surge risk.

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Healthcare is experiencing a worker shortage. That means longer waits, higher costs and less time with your doctor.

Researchers at @TAMU_SPH are developing AI agents to fill that gap. They are not trying to replace doctors, but instead give them back the time they need with ttps://t.co/qzom2vbbSk

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Something new to celebrate our 150th is coming soon… 👀

For the second year in a row, Texas A&M is the No. 1 most visible university in Texas and the SEC. 👍

This ranking from the 2026-2027 @americancaldwel Global University Visibility Rankings shows that our research, our experts, our service and our values are reaching more people thann the state or the SEC.

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More than 228,000 participants, including more than 123,000 Texans, were trained across all forms of disaster preparedness and emergency response via programs at @teexagency in the last fiscal year.

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Introducing @Adweek's Texas A&M HQ, a year-long partnership starting in 2027 connecting business and brand leaders with students, faculty, former students and university leadership to create transformational opportunities for the Texas A&M community while sharing Aggie stories with a nttps://t.co/lOt3DXP8ch

Your brain can begin changing years before memory loss shows up. One possible early clue? The way you walk.

Researchers at @cehdtamu are studying gait, like whether you can speed up to beat a crosswalk light, as a potential early warning sign for Alzheimer's disease.

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For 150 years, Aggies have answered the call to serve. Today, Texas A&M University continues to step up and lead following the reemergence of the New World screwworm in Texas and the United States. Our @AgriLife researchers, veterinarians, diagnosticians and experts are working to pkly to infestations to protect Texas and beyond.

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In 1876, Texas A&M opened its doors with a purpose that still shapes it today: Put knowledge to work for the public good.

One hundred fifty years later, that land-grant mission lives on through education, research and extension.

From classrooms and labs to communities across Texantinue to turn knowledge into opportunity and ideas into impact.

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Completing 90 hours is only the beginning.

Congratulations to every Aggie who received their gold today, a symbol of how far you’ve come and the good you’ll do moving forward.

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A day that celebrates the journey and a tradition that connects generations of Aggies. Happy Ring Day! 👍💍

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Doomscrolling at work steals your time and focus.

Research by Dr. Ian Hughes at @TAMUArtSci found that employees who doomscroll on the clock keep replaying negative news in their heads, leaving them more disengaged.

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