Many current and former Texas A&M students refer to Muster and Silver Taps ceremonies as their favorite traditions. Both ceremonies are revered as sacred, honoring Aggies who have died. The traditions have taken on different forms and names during A&M's history, but their core meanin…
Gathering to participate in a Muster ceremony is a longstanding tradition that bonds Aggies throughout the world, keynote speaker Susan Rudd Bailey told more than 700 people gathered at the Memorial Student Center on Friday for the Brazos County A&M Club's ceremony.
Nineteen times Texas A&M University's class of 1967 graduates called a resounding "here" for the classmates they lost in the past year as thousands stood in silent reverence Friday night in Reed Arena.
Read during countless Aggie Muster ceremonies held around the world over the years, the poem The Last Corps Trip has been a special part of the Texas A&M University tradition. But Friday, the sons of the poem's author, class of '51 graduate P.H. DuVal will be in College Station to answer "here" for their father.
A portrait of the late Rachel Spelman, class of '16, is set among other momentos in her memory and honor at this year's Muster display. Called "The Reflections Display" it honors all members in this year’s Roll Call for the Absent, and will be available for viewing in the Memorial Student Ce…
Texas A&M University announced former Texas A&M Foundation president Eddie Joe Davis Jr. as the keynote speaker for its 2017 Muster ceremony at Reed Arena.
Quiet reverence filled the overflowing Reed Arena on Thursday evening as thousands of Aggies gathered to softly call “here” for those who lost their lives over the past year.
With the 2016 campus Muster ceremony only a few days away, hundreds affiliated with Texas A&M are hard at work, doing their best to make the evening of remembrance special.
Tuesday night was not the first time Will Hurd spoke for Texas A&M University's Aggie Muster.
The last time Bob Epstein stood on Corregidor Island, he became a treasured part of Texas A&M University history.
Texas A&M University announced Tuesday that U.S. Rep. Will Hurd will be the speaker for 2015 Campus Muster on April 21.
The Roll Call, rifle volley by the Ross Volunteers and keynote speaker are synonymous with the campus Muster ceremony. Below are the poems and invocations generally associated with Muster or Silver Taps ceremonies. Some are recited every year, like Roll Call for the Absent.
Many current and former Texas A&M students refer to Muster and Silver Taps ceremonies as their favorite traditions. Both ceremonies are revered as sacred, honoring Aggies who have died. The traditions have taken on different forms and names during A&M's history, but their core meanin…
More than 30 of the names called out were Aggies who never had the opportunity to walk across the stage in a cap and gown.
Camille Worrell seemed to steel herself as she talked about her husband. Her tone remained steady as she recalled his devotion to family, passion for Texas A&M University and dedication to his country.
The first woman to serve as Texas A&M University student body president will return to Aggieland next month to serve as the first female speaker at Muster.
The Albritton Tower bell tolled. The Ross Volunteers fired a 21-gun salute. A Corps of Cadet bugler played Taps from the dome of the Academic Building.
