Aggie Traditions

Richard Biondi, Bob Segner, Marty Holmes and Roy May said being a Yell Leader was an unforgettable experience during an Aggie traditions exhibition at Cushing Library.

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.

More than 4,300 Aggies will receive Aggie Rings during Aggie Ring Day Sept. 27 at the Clayton W. Williams, Jr. Alumni Center.

The solemn Silver Taps ceremony first held in 1898 is one of the final tributes for any current graduate or undergraduate student who has passed during the year.

An early start to the Texas A&M football season means an early start to Yell Practice.

The Bonfire Memorial walkways will undergo maintenance in order be compliant with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations.

S.I. said Aggieland is “home to one of the best gameday experiences in the country” and recognized the 12th Man as one of college football’s best traditions.

The Texas A&M student-led Maroon Out tradition announced the 2019 T-shirt design that fans will be encouraged to wear to every home football game.

Logan, Luke and Lydee Barnes were considered a package deal growing up, but Texas A&M student organizations and the Corps of Cadets helped them create their own identities and grow closer together in the process.

Texas A&M will award a record 10,767 degrees during commencement ceremonies this May.