Texas A&M’s Hagler Institute for Advanced Study has a fellowship program in which experts from a variety of disciplines spend a term on campus collaborating with students and faculty. In the fifteen years since the program’s founding, such fellows have included leading figures in planetary physics, chemical ecology, economics, and project management; winners of the National Medal of Science and Wolf Prize; professors from Cambridge and executives from Boeing; and six Nobel laureates. So far.And also: Lyle Lovett.The Grammy-winning Texas songwriter and performer, who graduated from A&M in 1980, is among the 2025–2026 class. “To be included with the kind of folks they usually extend these fellowships to is a real honor,” Lovett tells me. “I mean, there are people who actually know things! I’m…The post At Texas A&M, Lyle Lovett Goes Back to School appeared first on Texas Monthly.
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