Singer-songwriter Lyle Lovett is shown speaking to college students in a classroom. Lovett is seated and a microphone is set up in front of him. To his right is the class professor, Matthew Campbell.

The four-time Grammy Award winner will be among 11 Hagler Fellows and two Distinguished Lecturers inducted by the Hagler Institute for Advanced Study during its annual gala in February.

Two university professors stand in a black box theatre.

Take a peek behind the curtain with our video that highlights the work by students, staff and faculty to create this devised theatre production.

Four university students play a marimba.

Students from 17 courses will perform styles including piano, woodwinds, percussion, brass and steel pan, along with a vocal showcase and a music technology concert.

Three artists have a roundtable discussion with a university professor and art historian.

Launch event unveils the project’s website that includes interactive timelines, databases of images and articles and interviews with gallery artists.

College students paint a mural at Texas A&M University.

A partnership with the Secret Walls art collective created a canvas for students in the Polo Road food court.

A crowd of people are dressed for a Halloween event in Downtown Bryan.

The student-driven, four-day event also includes a ghost walk in Downtown Bryan, a folklore symposium and a performance.

Four theatre students stand and pose for a photograph. they are dressed in costumes for a play they are in.

Set in College Station after a catastrophic worldwide event in 2055, the production will be Nov. 20-21 at 7 p.m. at Rudder Theatre.

A college student sits and sings into a microphone while playing guitar. At her right is another student accompanying her on percussion.

Student performers include Macy Boswell with Ivan Potato; Yuna Lo with Gavin Orris and John Myers; Melanie Guerra; and Nico Rey.

Graphic promoting the Creative Care Conference

The conference, hosted by the Institute for Applied Creativity, will cover topics involving art therapy, arts for well-being and movement-based therapy.

A university dance student kneels during his dance performance surrounded by flower petals on the dance floor.

Choreographers — including faculty members in the Dance program — presented their work at the Physical Education Activity Program Building.