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KAMU is the PBS and NPR provider for the Brazos Valley. As a service of TAMU, we are proud to produce and broadcast our Aggie traditions to the world.

Turning 100 on May 8, Sir David Attenborough brought the natural world to screens through PBS and beyond. To celebrate his legacy, "Life on Earth: Attenborough’s Greatest Adventure" premieres on KAMU-TV May 6 at 11 p.m., May 7 at 1 p.m. or can be streamed on the PBS App starting May 6.

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Across Aggieland, tails are wagging, kittens are playing and plenty of animals are waiting to meet their people. Not ready to adopt? That’s OK. There are still plenty of ways to help local shelters and animals in need. Learn more in our latest web article: tx.ag/k6o5dwA

Help Local Shelter Pets Find “Fur-ever” Homes

National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day is April 30. Awareness days and months are a great place to start, but helping animals is something we can do all year.

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Calling all Vintage Horror fans! Starting April 26, watch a different "Nightmare Theatre" episode every Sunday at 2 p.m. April 26: Snowbeast May 3: Hands of a Stranger May 10: Teenage Zombies May 17: The Devil’s Hand May 24: Octaman Head to KAMU-TV to watch.

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It’s KAMU-FM Donation Days, April 22-23! First person to call 979-845-5656 and donate at least $100 receives a pair of passes to Austin City Limits live taping of The Red Clay Strays on April 27. 🎟️ A donation of at least $72 also gets you KAMU PBS Passport. Phone lines open at 7 a.m. 📞

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Help us congratulate our student marketing coordinator Elizabeth Drake '26, '27 on earning the 2026 Buck Weirus Spirit Award, one of Texas A&M's highest honors! The award recognizes 85 students each year who go above and beyond to make the Aggie community better for everyone.

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Caroline McCall ’26 and Kathleen Parks ’26 say civil discourse matters beyond the classroom. They’ll help moderate the April 20 Civil Discourse Symposium featuring former VP Mike Pence and a bipartisan talk with Reps. Michael McCaul & Henry Cuellar. Read more: tx.ag/CivilDiscourseSymposium

Texas A&M to Host Civil Discourse Symposium on April 20

Texas A&M's Civil Discourse Symposium will put student voices at the center of conversations about civil discourse, respect and political engagement.

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