Ian Curtis is a journalist who writes for The Battalion, with his work also appearing in Microsoft, The Bryan-College Station Eagle, and WTAW. He covers a range of topics, including sports, college events, and local news. Ian's articles provide insightful analysis and coverage of various games, matches, and events, keeping readers informed and engaged.
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Ian Curtis' articles predominantly focus on sports, particularly college basketball. The bulk of his coverage revolves around event coverage and investment analysis within the realm of sports.
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Considering the high percentage of investment analysis in his coverage attributes, he might also be interested in stories relating to financial aspects within the world of college basketball or sports as a whole. For example, pitches could include topics such as sponsorship deals for teams or players, financial impacts of major sporting events on universities or local economies, etc.
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By: Julia Helsel, Ian Curtis
Every Aggie has a passion for service and a drive for excellence. The desire to hone one’s skills and talents has created a long-standing legacy at Texas A&M. These qualities also form the basis of entrepreneurship, the ability to imagine, create and maintain a start-up business. The individuals in the Aggie Entrepreneurship organization uphold all...
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By: Ian Curtis
For the first time since 2019, A&M Consolidated (10-0, 8-0) football has finished its regular season undefeated — an honor sealed by a rain-drenched, 63-0
The One Army, or OA, and Delta Gamma, or DG, performance inspired by the movie “Bird Box” won the dance competition Songfest and its $20,000 grand prize at Rudder Auditorium on Saturday night. The group coordinated movie clips, lights, and music to convey the eerie yet thrilling story, going as far to spend a portion...
Inside the annual preservation of the 12 Bonfire Memorial portals
As the last notes of the University of Texas Longhorn Band’s performance of “Amazing Grace” and “Taps” echoed across Kyle Field on Nov. 26, 1999, something unusual happened. The crowd of 86,128 — at the time the most to ever attend a football game in Texas — gave a standing ovation to the visiting band’s...
New student, faculty created play “SUPERHERO & SUPERHERO” debuts at A&M
A new generation gets its first taste of the A&M-Texas football rivalry
Student Bonfire’s spirit still flourishes after over a century of tradition
Behind the scenes with some of the Aggies who brought “Maid to Kill” to life
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