Dogs have a reputation for being man's best friends. Soon these canine companions may provide critical insight into developing treatments for deadly brain tumors that strike young adults.    «view»

T. Britton “Britt” Harris IV and his wife, Julia, have recently included Mays in their estate plan with a gift of $1 million to the Texas A&M Foundation for special programs.    «view»

The new Emerging Technologies Building on campus, scheduled for completion in 2011, will feature state-of-the-art facilities for research that will foster learning and collaboration.    «view»

Texas A&M University announced a $1 million gift to the Texas A&M Foundation to support the petrophysics laboratory in the Harold Vance Department of Petroleum Engineering on the university's campus at College Station.    «view»

An endowed award fund has been created to honor the memory of internationally renowned chemist Dr. A. Ian Scott in the Department of Chemistry at Texas A&M University.    «view»

Of all the things that Tony Weber '84 remembers about his undergraduate experience, it was his activities outside the classroom that had the most impact. That's why in November 2008 he and his wife, Cindy (Green) '84, $200,000 to the Texas A&M Foundation to support special programs and executive speakers for undergraduates at Mays Business School.    «view»

Robyn L. '89 and Alan B. Roberts '78 of Giddings have established a $250,000 endowment with the Texas A&M Foundation. This matching gift will fund the establishment of the Robyn L. '89 and Alan B. Roberts '78/Center for Executive Development Undergraduate Scholars Program.    «view»

Caryl and Al Reese Jr. of Houston believe in supporting education as much as they believe in the connections Texas A&M University fosters. Those beliefs prompted the couple to commit $100,000 to Texas A&M’s Mays Business School to provide scholarships for business students.    «view»

The Verizon Foundation will present a $95,000 gift Friday to fund the development of an early reading online program to the College of Education and Human Development at Texas A&#38M University.    «view»

Engineering students, faculty and researchers at Texas A&M University will be the beneficiaries of a $12.5 million gift from BP to the Texas A&M Foundation.    «view»

With three decades of mortgage banking industry experience behind him, a successful Aggie is planning his own investment in Texas A&#38M&#146s Mays Business School with a gift valued at $100,000.    «view»

Texas A&M has always exemplified the things Barnett L. Gershen's mother first taught him. Those lessons were remembered this month when Barnett and his wife Sam, of Houston, committed $1 million to establish the Barnett L. '69 and Sam Gershen Learning Endowment at Mays Business School.    «view»

Family and friends of a longtime chemical engineering educator at Texas A&M University have endowed a scholarship in his memory.    «view»

The Texas A&M University System and Millennium Energy Ventures, LLC (MEVCO) will host approximately 150 venture capitalists and investors at a Houston event September 28, 2006, geared to highlight and seek private investment in companies commercializing cutting-edge technologies developed by A&M System researchers.    «view»

Employees at National Instruments (NI) have endowed an engineering scholarship in record time at Texas A&M University.    «view»

A retired food industry executive from Austin, Minn., will endow a $25,000 industrial and systems engineering scholarship for Texas A&M University students.    «view»

With a $2.3 million investment, the Bryan N. Mitchell family of Fort Worth, aims to revolutionize teaching in residential construction and design at Texas A&M University. The family's gift will fund an interdisciplinary initiative preparing students from Texas A&M's College of Architecture and Mays Business School for careers in the increasingly diverse construction industry, endowing five faculty positions, 10 scholarships and support for an interdisciplinary studio/class focusing on residential construction and design.    «view»

Battlecat Oil and Gas LP has pledged $120,000 to endow a petroleum engineering scholarship at Texas A&M University.    «view»

Janice and Bill Hanna have a heart — and a history — for reaching out to young people. The Wichita, Kan., couple has created the Janice and Bill Hanna '58 Engineering Scholars at Texas A&M University.    «view»

H.B. "Bartell" Zachry Jr. is actively shaping future generations of civil engineers at Texas A&M University.    «view»

Knowing of the keen interest taken by Texas A&M University President Robert Gates' wife in the university's children's center, a Kingwood couple has donated $1 million for enhancement of the facility, and The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents has responded by naming it in her honor - the Becky Gates Children's Center.    «view»

Texas A&M University President Robert M. Gates and long-time donor George P. Mitchell, along with other university and Texas A&M System officials, today broke ground on two new physics buildings on campus, made possible by a $35 million gift from Mitchell and his wife, Cynthia.    «view»

Huitt-Zollars Inc., a national engineering and architectural firm, has created a $100,000 endowment to provide one of the largest scholarship funds for undergraduate engineering students at Texas A&M University.    «view»

George P. Mitchell '40 gave $1.75 million to Texas A&M to ensure it was one of eight, high-profile partners in the Giant Magellan Telescope.    «view»

Susie and Mel Glasscock '59 believe that the humanities are critical to a well-rounded individual, they give generously to the College of Liberal Arts.    «view»

A gift from Sydney and J.L. Huffines '44 benefits athletes, as well as people with health issues such as cardiovascular disease and obesity.    «view»