Campus Muster
Each year on April 21st, Texas A&M University pauses to honor the lives of Aggies who have passed away in the past year. Campus Muster stands as one of the most deeply rooted and meaningful traditions in Aggieland, a solemn yet uplifting ceremony where family, friends, and fellow Aggies gather to celebrate the spirit of camaraderie and remembrance. Organized and led by a dedicated student committee, Campus Muster brings thousands together in Reed Arena to reflect, remember, and answer “Here” for those no longer with us. From the Roll Call for the Absent to the Keynote Address and candle-lighting ceremony, every element of Muster is carefully designed to honor the legacy of Aggies past and reaffirm the enduring bond of the Aggie family. This website serves as your hub for everything related to Campus Muster, from understanding its history and structure, to learning how you can attend, participate, or support this powerful tradition.
Ceremony Details
The Muster Ceremony is held to honor the families of fallen Aggies and recognize the Class of 1976’s reunion. The ceremony will feature the Ross Volunteers, Corps of Cadets buglers, the President of the University, the Student Body President, the Association of Former Students Chair, and the Muster Committee.
The 2026 Campus Muster will be held in Reed Arena on Tuesday, April 21st, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. CST.
Doors will open to the public at 5:00 p.m. CST.
Parking and Transportation
Information regarding parking and transportation for Campus Muster 2026 will be added here as plans are finalized. The Muster Committee is currently working with campus partners to ensure accommodations for honored families, guests, and attendees.
Please check back in throughout the Fall & Spring semester for the most up-to-date information.
Roll Call Requirements
If your loved one meets at least one of these requirements, fill out the form.
A current student is defined as an individual who is enrolled at Texas A&M at the time of their passing. Current students are honored here because their peers, classmates, and community will be present on campus on the Day of Muster.
Service men and women honorably give up their ties to their hometown when they decide to serve our country in its armed services. Therefore, in reverence of our rich military history, their Aggie community lies with Texas A&M serving as their hometown.
Faculty and staff have direct interactions with current students; therefore, are vital to the campus community. We proudly honor those with direct involvement with the campus experience knowing they generate the overall makeup of the current campus community. The Campus Muster Ceremony will also honor Texas A&M Professors granted Emeritus status.
- To ensure that students do not have to leave their campus community to attend a Muster Ceremony, we honor immediate family members of a student currently enrolled at the Texas A&M University College Station Campus Muster.
- An immediate family member is defined as a parent, grandparent, sibling, or spouse.
One of the capstones of a former student’s continued engagement with their class and Texas A&M is their reunion 50 years after graduating. This encourages classmates to reunite with their former campus community in College Station and engage with Aggieland’s current campus community. The 50th Year Reunion Class celebration is held at Texas A&M College Station Campus on April 21st, thus we host their Aggie Muster in tandem with our campus Muster.
Other ways to honor your loved one
We understand how meaningful it can be for families to have their loved ones honored in Aggieland. While the Campus Muster ceremony has specific criteria that must be met for inclusion, we are committed to helping every family find a fitting way to remember their Aggie.
Find your nearest muster
More than 200 Musters are typically held worldwide. Aggies’ names can be called at the Muster you plan to attend, and also can be called in the Worldwide Muster Roll Call that streams online on April 21st. The Association of Former Students helps organize both and maintains the Worldwide Muster Roll. Locate the Muster nearest you at tx.ag/FindAMuster and contact the chair to add a name to their roll. To add a name to the Worldwide Muster Roll, email AddAName@AggieNetwork.com. For more information click the link below.
Find Nearest MusterBrazos County A&M Club Muster
If your loved one does not meet the Campus Muster criteria but you still wish to experience a Muster ceremony in the Bryan–College Station area, we encourage you to consider the Brazos County A&M Club Muster, which is also held locally on April 21st. The Brazos County A&M Club Muster honors:
1. Former students who resided in Brazos County
2. Additional former students added through RSVP submissions
If you have questions or would like to add an honoree to the Brazos County Roll Call for the Absent, please email.
Come on down to the Muster BBQ
Tuesday, April 21, 2026 | 11:00 am – 1:00 pm | Aggie Park
If there is an A&M man in one hundred miles of you, you are expected to get together, eat a little, sup a little and live over the days you spent at the A&M College of Texas.
Student Government Association
The Student Government Association (SGA) is one of the largest organizations at Texas A&M, involving over 1,100 students who lead three branches of government, thirteen committees, and four commissions. SGA represents student opinion, addresses campus needs, maintains tradition and provides leadership development opportunities for those involved.
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