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Texas A&M’s Veterinary Emergency Team is supporting flood response efforts in Central Texas — caring for working dogs and other animals affected by recent floods.

Texas A&M University, a close neighbor, was ranked the sixth most visible university in the world by American Caldwell’s Global University Visibility Rankings on Thursday — it climbed seven spots from last year and is the second most visible public school, just behind Purdue.

Governor Abbott warned Texans that storms may drop over 30 inches of rain, potentially exceeding last year's levels, as over 2,300 responders help rescue people in parts of Hill Country, Central and South Texas.

Officials urge avoiding flooded roadways (only one casualty was reported as of Thursday 4 p.m.).

Texas A&M baseball announced eight fall camps for players from youth to high school at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park and the Baseball Player Development Center; the first camp is on Sept.

26 and the Premier Stars Camp is on Dec. 12 (register online for details).

Texas A&M soccer coach Bobby Shuttleworth began training sessions on Thursday, July 16 at Ellis Field for the 2026 season; the schedule includes an exhibition match on Wednesday, Aug.

5, a season opener on Wednesday, Aug. 12, and a home opener on Saturday, Aug. 22.

2026 Brangus Days

10 a.m.-12 p.m. — The Stella Hotel, Autograph Collection — Free entry — Celebrate Brangus cattle with educational sessions and community fellowship.