Aggie Traditions

In one of the university's oldest traditions, deceased Aggies are honored in a solemn ceremony.

Fans may also watch the event on KAMU-TV or online in anticipation of the Texas A&M-Kent State game.

Jan. 2 will mark 100 years since E. King Gill stood ready to play for the team, becoming a symbol of unity, loyalty and selfless service for generations of Aggies.

The longstanding tradition has been modified to include three campus routes and a virtual option.

Eleven students received their rings at the Rio Grande Valley location.

Deceased Aggies are remembered in one of the university’s oldest traditions.

USAF 18th Chief of Staff Gen. (Ret.) T. Michael Moseley ’71 will serve as keynote speaker for the April 21 campus Muster ceremony.

The soon-to-be Reveille X was donated to the university in a small ceremony Friday. The candidate will train alongside current mascot Reveille IX until her retirement in May.

In one of the university's oldest traditions, deceased Aggies are honored in a solemn ceremony.

The long-standing university tradition honors senior Aggies.