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Texas' two flagship universities are united in conducting life-changing research and providing a world-class education to the over 116,000 students at their campuses.

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UNITED TO SERVE

SELFLESS SERVICE

When Texas A&M maintenance needed help finding leaks, with employees unable to drive to campus, 300+ members of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets volunteered to help!

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SELFLESS SERVICE

COVID-19 RESPONSE

Since the outbreak of COVID-19 the power of Texas' two flagship universities have deployed significant resources to help the state of Texas monitor and fight this virus

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COVID-19 RESPONSE

COVID-19 RESPONSE

The HHS Deputy Secretary and the U.S. Surgeon General visited Texas A&M in September to tour the Fujifilm Diosynth vaccine manufacturing facility and to meet with students and faculty.

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COVID-19 RESPONSE

COVID-19 RESPONSE

During a trip to Texas A&M, Dr. Deborah Birx, who oversees the federal COVID-19 response, was moved by students, staff and the BCS community's work together to keep COVID-19 infections low.

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COVID-19 RESPONSE

SERVING TEXANS

When Hurricane Laura threatened Jefferson County residents, members of Texas A&M’s Veterinary Emergency Team (VET) and Texas A&M AgriLife deployed to serve residents in the area

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SERVING TEXANS

COVID-19 GUIDANCE

Texas A&M University is providing continuous Coronavirus updates to campus stakeholders through the website TAMU.EDU/CORONAVIRUS

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COVID-19 GUIDANCE

Campus Update

On August 3rd, the Office of Government Relations sent an update on federal and state relations to Texas A&M University stakeholders.

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Campus Update

Be Prepared; Don't Panic

Experts at Texas A&Ms Bush School say to be prepared for more Coronavirus cases, but to not panic

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Be Prepared; Don't Panic

Welcome to the Texas A&M Office of Government Relations (GR). We are Texas A&M's interface with the Texas Legislature, Congress, and senior state and federal executive branch officials.  

UNITED TO SERVE

Texas' two flagship universities are united in conducting life-changing research and providing a world-class education to the over 116,000 students at their campuses.

LEARN MORE →

UNITED TO SERVE

SELFLESS SERVICE

When Texas A&M maintenance needed help finding leaks, with employees unable to drive to campus, 300+ members of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets volunteered to help!

LEARN MORE →

SELFLESS SERVICE

COVID-19 RESPONSE

Since the outbreak of COVID-19 the power of Texas' two flagship universities have deployed significant resources to help the state of Texas monitor and fight this virus

LEARN MORE →

COVID-19 RESPONSE

COVID-19 RESPONSE

The HHS Deputy Secretary and the U.S. Surgeon General visited Texas A&M in September to tour the Fujifilm Diosynth vaccine manufacturing facility and to meet with students and faculty.

LEARN MORE →

COVID-19 RESPONSE

COVID-19 RESPONSE

During a trip to Texas A&M, Dr. Deborah Birx, who oversees the federal COVID-19 response, was moved by students, staff and the BCS community's work together to keep COVID-19 infections low.

LEARN MORE →

COVID-19 RESPONSE

SERVING TEXANS

When Hurricane Laura threatened Jefferson County residents, members of Texas A&M’s Veterinary Emergency Team (VET) and Texas A&M AgriLife deployed to serve residents in the area

LEARN MORE →

SERVING TEXANS

COVID-19 GUIDANCE

Texas A&M University is providing continuous Coronavirus updates to campus stakeholders through the website TAMU.EDU/CORONAVIRUS

LEARN MORE →

COVID-19 GUIDANCE

Campus Update

On August 3rd, the Office of Government Relations sent an update on federal and state relations to Texas A&M University stakeholders.

LEARN MORE →

Campus Update

Be Prepared; Don't Panic

Experts at Texas A&Ms Bush School say to be prepared for more Coronavirus cases, but to not panic

LEARN MORE →

Be Prepared; Don't Panic

Welcome to the Texas A&M Office of Government Relations (GR). We are Texas A&M's interface with the Texas Legislature, Congress, and senior state and federal executive branch officials.  

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