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- Sep 24, 2026
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High-performing Aggie newcomers to face first conference opponent – The Battalion (opens the original)
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Last time Texas A&M volleyball faced a Southeastern Conference opponent, it stepped onto the court at the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, Missouri, to face 1-seed Kentucky for the national championship title. As confetti floated in the air and players took their cut of the net, there was a sense of familiarity to the 12th Man. There were players who had been with A&M for their entire collegiate career; players who helped build a national championship program from the ground up. Now, when No. 16
‘You have to ask for help’: Raising suicide awareness – The Battalion (opens the original)
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Roughly every 43 seconds, someone takes their own life. In the past year, 15 Texas A&M students joined that statistic. Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among college students, and last year, A&M’s numbers more than doubled. “Suicide used to be much further down on the list,” Vice President of the Division of Student Affairs Bill Kibler ‘91, Ph.D., said. “Texas A&M had its own issues. We had 15 student suicides … last year. … That doesn’t even count the number of attempts or suicide i
Silver Taps: Harrison William Bradford – The Battalion (opens the original)
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An Aggie of undeniable faith and a constant light in the darkness At every 6 a.m. or summer practice, a young, blonde-haired boy could be found in the gym, the sound of basketballs swishing through the net, as he stood, clipboard in hand, in charge of the stats sheet. When his time came during his senior year to take center court, he took it with pride, but even then it was never about the playing time. “Harrison was the guy that just wanted to play,” his father Steven Bradford said. “ … He just
Silver Taps: Thiago Ruiz Martelo – The Battalion (opens the original)
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An Aggie dedicated to making others feel seen Thiago Ruiz Martelo always had one goal in mind: understand the people closest to him. “He’s stubborn and hardheaded,” Thiago’s girlfriend Bella wrote to The Battalion. “He could be direct, but if you knew him beyond the surface you’d know he was like a giant kid, a big teddy bear. He had the biggest heart, made everyone feel seen and heard. Thiago was the type of man, no matter who you were, he wanted to understand you and what mattered to you; if h
Say goodbye to overpriced rides and busy buses – The Battalion (opens the original)
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*This article was sponsored and created in collaboration with Poparide.* As a college student, whether you’re driving home to see family or planning your ride to the airport, you’re tasked with preparing transportation. You have to account for gas and mileage, and if you don’t have a vehicle, this process only becomes more taxing. Then your options are to choose the least favorable option. A rental car that the $20 in your bank account won’t cover. A packed bus, sitting squished against a window
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