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Written by Emerson Espanet, a junior political science major at Texas A&M University

During the second session of the Texas-Mexico Forum on September 22, Director of the Center for North American Studies, Professor Luis Rivera, moderated a panel discussion between John Bodie, BJ McElroy, and David Salazar. The focus of the session was trade...


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Reporting by Andrew Rauschhuber, Second Year MPSA Student

Edited and revised by Lesley Walton

The first session of the September 22, 2026, forum, “Security and Prosperity in North America: Advancing Texas-Mexico Commerce and Cooperation,” examined the strategic importance of the Texas-Mexico relationship to the su...


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COLLEGE STATION, TX (September 30, 2026) – A new Mosbacher Institute research study by recent Bush School of Government & Public Service graduate Emma Grace Thomas examines the rapid expansion of dual-credit enrollment in Texas before and after the implementation of House Bill 8 and the Building a Talent Strong Texas plan. Thomas was the 2026 recipient of ...


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Business leaders, policymakers, and academics gathered at Texas A&M to explore the future of trade, economic cooperation, and regional partnership between Texas and Mexico.

The future of the Texas-Mexico economic relationship took center stage at Texas A&M University Tuesday as business leaders, policymakers, academics, and experts from ...


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In July, Master of International Affairs graduate student Preston Grossling ’27 traveled to Aspen, Colorado, to participate in the Aspen Security Forum: a U.S. security and foreign policy conference focused on bringing together global leaders and officia...


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