Texas A&M University – The Woodlands Area Student Center Blog

Female commander is a first for the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets

At 7 a.m. sharp on a crisp Tuesday in February, thousands of men and women dressed in military uniforms pour out of dorms on a Texas college… Read more “Female commander is a first for the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets”

Chevron Phillips Chemical Company has awarded its 2015 Dependents’ Scholarships, including to 7 outstanding local students in The Woodlands area and two in the Conroe area. The… Read more “Chevron Phillips Chemical awards 2015 Dependents’ Scholarships”

With a name like Burner, it’s almost as if Cooper and Georgia Burner were born to run. Separated by only a year in age, the brother and… Read more “Track & Field: Burning the competition”

More than 300 athletes, family members, coaches and faculty gathered for the annual All Sports Banquet as The John Cooper School Athletic Department honored its 2014-15 athletes… Read more “Athletics: The John Cooper School honors more than 300 outstanding athletes”

A large contingent of local and area tennis players were ready to start their journey to earning a UIL state medal Tuesday morning. Mother Nature had other… Read more “Tennis: HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS: Rain delays start of UIL state tennis tournament”

The list of athletes coming out of Oak Ridge High School to continue playing sports continues to grow. A new batch of 23 War Eagles and Lady… Read more “Oak Ridge has 23 student-athletes sign letters of intent”

Kerstin Alander, a graduate of The Woodlands High School in 2009, graduated from LSC-Montgomery in 2011 with her associate degree before transferring to Texas A&M University to… Read more “Lone Star College graduate awarded prestigious internship in Rome”

U.S. Marine Corps Col. Doug Behseresht retired Saturday in a rare public ceremony at Town Green Park after serving his country for 30 years. “The community does… Read more “Marine colonel retires at Town Green Park”