Singing Cadets News Today

Every year, Muster reminds current and former students why we are called the Aggie family. This year was no different when thousands of Aggies traveled to Reed Arena for the 100th campus Muster on Sunday night. Speakers at the event included Texas A&M President Mark A. Welsh III, the Association’s Chair of the Board Bobby...

I have been a two-percenter. Not only that, but I’ve also shirked my duty to support my fellow Aggies, and I bet you have, too. I’m talking about student events. Go to them! What do I mean by student events? I’m talking about creative endeavors. Performances of incredible skill. Orchestra performances, theatre, choir concerts, student...

“I saw the people gather / I heard the music start / The song that they were singing / Is ringing in my heart.” Words from “No Man is an Island” and other classic songs will fill Rudder Auditorium as the famous Singing Cadets hosts its second-ever reunion concert this weekend. Almost 250 current and...

Twelve former students were selected for the Distinguished Alumnus Award, the most prestigious honor a former student can receive from The Association of Former Students.

Jerry Marvin DeHay

Jerry Marvin DeHay, 83, of Brownwood

The George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum welcomed visitors to celebrate it 25th anniversary. Visitors were allowed free admission into the museum all day, with the evening celebration kicking

The George Bush Presidential Library & Museum has been a part of College Station for a quarter of a century, and Saturday the community came out to celebrate.

The Aggie family solemnly gathered in Reed Arena to honor 144 fallen Aggies during the 2023 Muster ceremony.

Texas A&M will hold its most solemn tradition Friday, April 21.