Sully's stationary statue, a newcomer to the College Station coffee game, and a note on mental health in the pandemic are a few of the stories  shared this week. For more info on these stories and more, visit us at thebatt.com.

Battalion multimedia producer Valen Cepak speaks with Dr. Mary Ann Covey, the director of Texas A&M's CAPS project, about mental health, self care and suicide prevention.

In this week's episode, we talk about the 7th COVID-19 cluster along with the postponement of the A&M-Ole Miss football game, A&M's encouragement of students get tested for COVID-19 and a look of the 21st Anniversary of Bonfire Collapse.

In this week's episode, we discuss the two new COVID-19 clusters at A&M, easing Ring Day restrictions, and health and safety tips for heading home for the holidays.

In this week’s news round-up we discuss the 2020 election and how Texas politics has been affected, results for local elections and how students are feeling about the unknown status of the presidential election.

This week's episode offers a reflection on early voting turnout in Brazos County and a look at Gen Z voters in Aggieland.

This special episode shares the most haunting stories from Aggieland to Bryan, highlighting a unique Corps tradition, paranormal campus occurrences and scary hotel experiences.

This week’s news round-up highlights A&M’s new COVID-19 testing kiosks, a family-owned local flower shop, tips for students looking to change their major + more!

In this week’s news round-up we discuss early voting in Brazos County, LGBTQ+ History Month, Texas A&M football’s matchup vs. Mississippi State and much more!

In this week’s news round-up we discuss stadium COVID-19 protocols, Head Coach Jimbo Fisher’s past with Florida, graduation ceremonies, spring semester schedule changes and much more.