Silver Taps
The solemn ceremony recognizing deceased Aggies is one of the university’s oldest traditions.
The Traditions Council announced the ceremony can now be held in-person after a review of COVID-19 data.
The Tuesday ceremony will be held in a virtual format.
The ceremony will be held in a virtual format.
Fallen Aggies will be honored virtually on the first Tuesday of the month, when needed.
The Silver Taps ceremony, first held in 1898, is a solemn tribute for any current graduate or undergraduate student who has died during the year.
The Silver Taps ceremony, first held in 1898, is a solemn tribute for any current graduate or undergraduate student who has died during the year.
The Academic Building has been a familiar campus landmark to Aggies since its construction in 1914, and has a fascinating history.
The Silver Taps ceremony is a solemn tribute for any current graduate or undergraduate student who has died during the year.
The Silver Taps ceremony first held in 1898 is a solemn tribute for any current graduate or undergraduate student who has died during the year.