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Graduation Spotlight: Lindsay Walker, Dance Science

Lindsay Walker started dancing when she was 3 years old, and knew early on dance would be a part of her career path.

Graduation Spotlight: Megan Ellis, Theatre

Megan Ellis is passionate about theatre and found community in Texas A&M University's Theatre program.

A university student dressed in a graduation cap and gown, stands in front of a university building.

Graduation Spotlight: Ellie Hague, Visualization

Ellie Hague chose Texas A&M University to study a blend of art, science and math.

College students work with camera equipment and a large LED wall on a virtual production stage.

Students Explore Immersive Worlds With New Virtual Production Institute Stage At Langford Architecture Center

The new stage features Sony LED panels in a curved wall — which measures 52 feet in linear length and is 13 feet high — surrounded by top-of-the-line Sony cameras and digital cinema robots that move the cameras around.

A painting hangs on a university campus depicting a tree with maroon leaves in front of buildings with ATM letters on it.

Visualization Program’s Cara Baxter Brings Artistic Flair To Chancellor’s Suite At Kyle Field With Campus Mural

The new instructional assistant professor began her first semester in Aggieland with the painting project before the first home football game.

Four landscape paintings of houses and palm trees hang in a university art gallery.

Emilie Duval’s Wright Gallery Exhibition Examines Abstracted Midcentury Modern Architecture

The artist's 'Digital Elysium' exhibition continues through Jan. 15 at Wright Gallery.

Three university students perform in a play in a black box on a university campus. Each student is in a retro 70s outfit.

Students Produce Play In 24-Hour Span During Inaugural Theatre Festival

Seven students collaborated in creating all aspects of "Witching Hour '75" in the Black Box Theater.

University professors present powerpoint slides in a classroom of people sitting in chairs.

Performance And Visual Studies Professors Present Research At Oregon Conference

The conference panels were organized by Angenette Spalink, Ph.D. with presentations by Leo Cardoso, Kim Kattari and Cory LaFevers.

Collage of four video game scenes. Top left: A sea creature under a dark sky faces a glowing orb. Top right: A cartoon dog surrounded by a glowing outline under the words "Border Collie." Bottom left: A character wearing a white suit smiles and points, with the words "hit em with your ultimate move!" Bottom right: A video game scene featuring a mystical figure with wings carrying a large book, surrounded by floating books and illuminated by blue light.

Texas A&M University Again Ranks In The Top 10 Public Schools For Game Design

It is the ninth time in the past decade that the university has been ranked in the top 10. Game design is part of the Visualization program, and it is the focus of the LIVE Lab.

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.

Lyle Lovett Announced As Hagler Fellow; Will Work With Students, Faculty On Music, Interdisciplinary Projects

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.