If you are not able to attend in person, the Campus Muster ceremony will broadcast live on KAMU Public Broadcasting and live-streamed at: tx.ag/MusterLive

This week, thousands of Aggies around the world will gather to remember and celebrate Muster, one of #TAMU's most time-honored traditions! tx.ag/AggieMuster22 Find your Muster: tx.ag/FindAMuster

On April 21st, Aggies around the world will gather to Muster. We hope you will join us at 7p.m. in Reed Arena to observe Campus Muster and honor our fellow Aggies that have gone before us. For more information on the Campus Muster Ceremony visit muster.tamu.edu.

Visit the Texas A&M Campus Muster Reflections Display in the Memorial Student Center's Flag Room until noon on April 21st. 🕯️ The display is open to the public, and all are encouraged to stop by and discover the story behind each "Here." #tamu

Aggie Muster has never been defined by a single location, but rather by the Aggie Spirit! The Association of Former Students Attend one of 256 local Muster ceremonies: tx.ag/FindAMuster Watch the Texas A&M Campus Muster campus ceremony online: tx.ag/MusterLive

"Muster is the essence of Aggie culture and spirit. This ceremony has no parallel in any other institution in America — not in the armed forces, not in the CIA, not in business and certainly not in any other college or university." -Dr. Robert M. Gates April 21, 2009

Behind each "Here" is a story. 🕯️ The Texas A&M Campus Muster Reflections Display is in the Memorial Student Center's Flag Room until noon on April 21st. The display is open to the public, and all are encouraged to visit. #tamu

On April 21, 1946, about 100 Aggies gathered on Corregidor to hold Muster. Before leaving the island, James T. Danklefs '43 took the now-famous Muster photo. Hear Danklefs's story, illustrated through mementos & stories he left with his family: tx.ag/Danklefs43

No matter who you are, no matter how much you participated, no matter what you did at Texas A&M, you are going to be remembered on April 21. #AggieMuster

Every Aggies journey starts with a Howdy and ends with a Here. Every year on April 21st since 1903 Aggies gather together wherever they are to commentate their fellow Aggies who have died during the year. Today at 7 PM join us in Reed Arena for Aggie Muster. Here.

Last night at Aggie Muster, thousands of Aggies gathered in Reed Arena to honor and remember those we lost in the last year. Here.

"Muster provides the opportunity to be there for the many members of our Aggie family, just as this same family will one day do for us." -Natalie Parks '22, Student Body President

Howdy Ags! Today we're bringing you a #ThrowbackThursday from the Class of '73. Here we have the Texas A&M Accouting Society. If you have any pictures of the Class of 1973, send them to [email protected] to be featured.

Howdy Ags! It's time for another #ThrowbackThursday with some Holly Jolly fellas. Here we see Rick Comley and friends in the Christmas Spirit... just look at their faces. If you would like to send in pictures of the Class of ‘73, please email [email protected].

The Muster Committee is pleased to announce that the 2023 Aggie Muster ceremony speaker will be Tyson Voelkel, proud member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Class of ‘96 and President of the Texas A&M Foundation.

Howdy Ags! For this weeks #ThrowbackThursday we're throwing it back to Spring Fling '73. Enjoying a break from classes and releasing some tension, Aggies partook in some Pillow Fighting. Send in pictures of the Class of ‘73 to be featured, [email protected]

Howdy Ags! Here is our weekly Reunion Class picture to spotlight for today! This picture of the Ross Volunteers in 1973. If you would like to send in pictures of the Class of ‘73 to be featured, please email them to [email protected]

Here is our weekly Reunion Class picture to spotlight for today! Today's picture is of students on a cut for the bonfire. If you would like to send in pictures of the Class of ‘73 to be featured, please email them to [email protected]

Howdy Ags! In todays Throwback Thursday post we're showing off Kyle Field back in 1973. A lot has changed but the spirit's still the same. If you would like to send in pictures of the Class of ‘73 to be featured, please email them to [email protected]

Howdy Ags! Todays Throwback Thursday post is of the Parsons Mounted Cavalry at a Fightin' Texas Aggie Football Game. If you would like to send in pictures of the Class of ‘73 to be featured, please email them to [email protected]