Good morning, College Station.

Texas A&M ended the Women’s and Gender Studies program on Friday, Jan.

30 after a course review canceled six courses that violated new policies. Current students will finish the program in a teach out lasting up to six months — the decision was due to low enrollment and compliance challenges.

The annual 50 Men Who Can Cook fundraiser will be held Feb.

6 to benefit CSISD Education Foundation by supporting classroom projects, scholarships, and educational programs. Organizers say the event will showcase local culinary talent and strengthen community ties.

Texas A&M completed a course review last Friday and canceled six classes and its women's studies program as part of a revised curriculum.

The change affects student course options and will shape upcoming class offerings.

The Texas A&M regents committee of facilities and construction met on Thursday in College Station to review eight proposed facilities projects — the proposals may be voted on at next week's quarterly regent's meeting.

Rabbi Leibel Lazaroff from College Station was shot while volunteering at a Hanukkah celebration on Bondi Beach during an attack last month — he spent six weeks in intensive care and was released from hospital today as he begins rehabilitation in Australia.

Ole Miss Rebels vs Texas A&M Aggies Basketball

6-8 p.m. — Reed Arena — Tickets starting at $13 — Enjoy an exciting college basketball matchup in a premier venue.

FLASH Dash

2:30-5 p.m. — 1015 Colgate Dr, College Station, TX — Free entry — Experience a day of leadership and community service with Aggie FLASH.

Pack Fresh Card Show

10 AM – 4 PM — Brazos Center — $4 admission, kids 12 & under free — Explore Pokémon, One Piece, MTG, Dragon Ball, and sports collectibles from 50+ vendors.