Ana Renfroe is a journalist for The Battalion, a local news outlet in College Station, Texas. She covers a wide range of topics, including campus news, local events, and community issues. With a focus on delivering accurate and timely information to her readers, Ana aims to keep the College Station community informed and engaged.
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Ana Renfroe's articles predominantly focus on Texas A&M University and campus-related news, with a keen interest in announcements and expert commentary. Given this emphasis, individuals or organizations connected to the university, student life, academic programs, and local politics may find success reaching out to her.
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Photo by Kyle Heise Keynote speaker Marcy Bartula, founder of the Different Day Foundation, leads the candlelight moment of empowerment at the Take Back the Night event in Aggie Park on Wednesday, March 3, 2024. (Kyle Heise/The Battalion)
Ana Renfroe A collection of the awards presented by the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association.
By: Ana Renfroe, Stacy Cox
Journalism department announces updates at FJSA Hall of Honor ceremony
Every year, Muster reminds current and former students why we are called the Aggie family. This year was no different when thousands of Aggies traveled to Reed Arena for the 100th campus Muster on Sunday night. Speakers at the event included Texas A&M President Mark A. Welsh III, the Association’s Chair of the Board Bobby...
By: Ana Renfroe
Photo by Ani Tummalapalli Aggie students gather to protest University funding of Israel, in Academic Plaza, on Monday, April 29, 2024.
By: Stacy Cox, Ana Renfroe
After being stalled for two years, the Biden-Harris administration established new Title IX regulations. All public institutions, including Texas A&M, will implement the changes on their campuses by Aug. 1. Listed in a 1,577-page document, the new rules are extensive, but the main changes added legal protections for transgender and pregnant students, removed live-hearing and...
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