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Dreamed Water Towers: Reimagining Texas Infrastructure

At Texas A&M, architecture students reimagined Texas water towers as bold, multifunctional icons for 2050—blending climate resilience, community space, and environmental design.

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Texas A&M Architecture Students Advance Global Health Through Rwanda Maternity Center Project

Texas A&M architecture students presented final designs for a Women’s and Infants’ Health and Maternity Center in Rwanda’s Bugesera District, highlighting a semester-long global collaboration to improve maternal healthcare through sustainable, community-focused design.

TWK Scholarship recipients.

New Endowed Scholarship Supports Study Abroad for College of Architecture Students

A new endowed scholarship by Texas A&M alumnus Timothy Keneipp ’68 supports architecture students studying abroad.

Jobs in contruction management.

Careers in Construction Management With a Master’s Degree

Discover top careers in construction management with a master's degree. Explore high-demand roles, industries hiring, and how advanced education can boost your career.

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What the Skilled Labor Shortage Means for Homeowners

Originally published by This Old House Reviews, written by Stephanie Minasian-Koncewicz.

Four awards lined up.

Building Excellence: Texas A&M Construction Science Teams Dominate Competitions

Texas A&M Construction Science students achieved record-breaking success in 2025, earning top honors across multiple national and regional competitions. Discover how these future leaders in construction outperformed peers with teamwork, innovation, and dedication.

A group of students worked at the College Station, TX COLLAB event.

TAMU and UT Austin Students Join Forces for First-Ever COLLAB Event

A groundbreaking collaboration between Texas A&M and UT Austin planning students, COLLAB fosters innovative solutions to Texas' urban growth challenges. This student-led event features expert speakers, hands-on workshops, and team-based problem-solving, shaping the future of sustainable development.

A portrait of Xinyue Ye.

Urban Planning Professor Named Youngest Distinguished Scholar by Geography Org

Dr. Xinyue Ye, a Texas A&M urban planning professor, becomes the youngest Distinguished Scholar by the American Association of Geographers for his groundbreaking work in integrating geography, urban planning and data science.

A construction management with a co-worker.

What to Expect in an MS in Construction Management Program

Interested in exploring online construction management programs? Learn what construction management is and the key components of a construction management masters.

Construction manager with group.

Construction Manager vs. General Contractor: What’s the Difference?

Deciding between a career as a construction manager or general contractor? Learn about these roles and how a construction management degree can help you succeed.