Texas A&M's school spirit is legendary. The "Aggie Spirit" is defined in large part by a series of traditions that students and former students have shared in the 125 years since the school's founding in 1876. Until 1963, Texas A&M was an all-male military school - a fact that impacts many of the traditions. Space does not permit a full description of all of these wonderful traditions, but you can go to the Texas A&M University website to get the full impact of every tradition. Click on any of the links below to get a brief description of the highlighted traditions.

Yell Leaders The Fightin' Texas Aggie Band The Corps of Cadets Reveille The 12th Man 'Hump It, Aggies!' Midnight Yell Practice Scoring Elephant Walk Bonfire Silver Taps The MSC Muster Aggie Senior Ring