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Texas A&M Today highlights the best and brightest of Texas A&M, with a focus on dynamic cinematography and creative storytelling. Host Chelsea Reber introduces us to some of the difference makers on our campus. Meet special people, learn about hidden gems and understand A&M’s influence on our region, state and world in a new way.
Texas A&M Today highlights the best and brightest of Texas A&M, with a focus on dynamic cinematography and creative storytelling. Host Chelsea Reber introduces us to some of the difference makers on our campus. Meet special people, learn about hidden gems and understand A&M’s influence on our region, state and world in a new way.
Texas A&M Today is a local public television program presented by KAMU.
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Vet student Meredith Anderson holds a blue jay, as featured on Episode 2 of Texas A&M Today.
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Texas A&M Barbecue Summer Camp leaders cut through brisket, as featured on Episode 6 of Texas A&M Today.
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A pair of Corps of Cadets senior boots sits on display, as featured on Episode 6 of Texas A&M Today.
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TAW Farms staff takes care of land, as featured on Episode 3 of Texas A&M Today.
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A pinwheel spins at The Gardens at Texas A&M University, as featured on Episode 2 of Texas A&M Today.
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Texas A&M Glass Blower Bill Merka prepares to work on a piece of glass, as featured on Episode 1 of Texas A&M Today.
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Hemp research students plant new hemp plants, as featured on Episode 2 of Texas A&M Today.
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Stephen F. Austin's first map of Texas is displayed at the Texas A&M University Libraries, as featured on Episode 5 of Texas A&M Today.
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Texas A&M Meteorology students and professors prepare to fly a weather balloon, as featured on Episode 4 of Texas A&M Today.
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A Summer Industry Course participant works on an animation project, as featured on Episode 6 of Texas A&M Today.
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The Centennial Woodcarvings were carved by beloved former professor Rodney Hill, as featured on Episode 1 of Texas A&M Today.
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The Winnie Carter Wildlife Center hosts many exotic animals, including peacocks, as featured on Episode 2 of Texas A&M Today.
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