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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Former Battalion writer finds passion in Ukrainian humanitarian aid – The Battalion (opens the original)
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In the early ‘80s, Carol Austin Snowden ‘82 was a journalism student at Texas A&M, taking 18-hour semesters and working as a reporter for The Battalion five days a week. Upon graduating, she pursued a career in media, focused on the writing, editing and business aspects of magazines in the Houston area. Now, Snowden says she hasn’t “made a dime in 30 years.” After the end of her magazine career, she narrowed her efforts into supporting nonprofits. Using her connections in Eastern Europe, Snowden
Former fraternity house restored to Victorian glory – The Battalion (opens the original)
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Five blocks from downtown Bryan, the Milton Parker Estate stands tall on a sprawling lawn. The pale blue house with a two-tiered veranda and a classic Victorian fish-scale roof has been the location of many weekend getaways, family reunions and weddings, and has housed countless visitors during game day weekends and graduation. However, the 141-year-old home, owned by Denise and Bob Barbier, ‘76, ‘78, has withstood a long journey since its conception. The home was built in 1885 by Milton and Mol
Fine dining to fight food insecurity – The Battalion (opens the original)
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During the week of Aug. 24-30, eight local restaurants headlined College Station’s inaugural Restaurant Week, marking seven continuous days of curated prix fixe menus set at $25 for lunch and ranging from $45 to $65 for dinner. At the end of Restaurant Week, 10% of all restaurant proceeds, excluding alcohol sales, were donated to the Brazos Valley Food Bank, according to Visit College Station. Participating restaurants included Casa do Brasil, an upscale Brazilian steakhouse, and Porters Dining
Turning pages, changing lives – The Battalion (opens the original)
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Every Friday at the Boys & Girls Club of the Brazos Valley, kids wait eagerly as a stream of college students trickle through the door. These volunteers set up stations with worksheets, “Mad Libs” and creative writing activities that the kids can cycle through. Completing a station represents progress on a child’s punch card, which they then use to enter a “raffle” for prizes that include stickers, pencils and other treats. These college students represent Aggies Promoting Literacy, or APL, a se
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