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The Texas A&M Program Making Waves for the Ocean Economy
By Kara Bounds Socol

Not too many people know much about the Texas A&M University Maritime Academy. But this small but mighty program is making a big splash for the blue economy.

Texas A&M’s Center for Heritage Conservation Documents History, One Building at a Time
By Alice Popovici

From Mayan ruins to a local schoolhouse, discover a handful of conservation projects that faculty and students are involved in around the world.

What Was Your Most Memorable College Class?
By Multiple Authors

From mind-bending lectures to life-changing projects, Aggies share their most unforgettable college class experiences.

How One Aggie’s Sketch Became a Symbol of Corps History
By Samantha Atchley ’17 ’19

Daniel Petty ’66 drew a piece of history for the Fish Drill Team in 1964.

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