Aggie Traditions
This midnight yell practice happens before football games
What is Midnight Yell?
This large stadium is one of the biggest in college football
What is Kyle Field?
This is Texas A&M’s mascot
Who is Reveille?
This dining hall is one of the most popular on campus
What is Sbisa Dining Hall?
This nickname refers to former students of Texas A&M
What are Aggies?
This bonfire memorial honors students lost in a tragic collapse in 1999
What is the Bonfire Memorial?
This central building has a gold dome and is often featured in photos
What is the Academic Building?
This hand signal is used by Aggies to show school pride
What is Gig ’em?
This event helps students get involved in organizations
What is MSC Open House?
This branch of the military has strong historical ties to Texas A&M
What is the U.S. military / Corps of Cadets?
Students wear this ring to symbolize their Aggie identity.
What is the Aggie Ring?
This building serves as a hub for student activities
What is the Memorial Student Center?
Texas A&M competes in this athletic conference
What is the SEC (Southeastern Conference)?
This transportation system helps students get around campus
What is Aggie Bus?
The original name of Texas A&M included this phrase
What is Agricultural and Mechanical College?
This tradition involves freshmen responding with “Howdy” and upperclassmen saying “Howdy back”
What is the Aggie Spirit / Howdy Tradition?
This park honors former students who died in military service
What is Veterans Park?
This coach led Texas A&M football starting in 2018
Who is Jimbo Fisher?
This recreation center offers gym facilities and fitness classes
What is the Student Rec Center?
Texas A&M was founded in this year
What is 1876?
This solemn ceremony honors Aggies who have passed away
What is Silver Taps?
This bell tower plays music and overlooks the Academic Plaza
What is the Albritton Bell Tower?
This stadium is home to Aggie football
What is Kyle Field?
This week-long celebration includes events leading up to football season
What is Howdy Week?
Texas A&M was originally an all-male institution until this decade
What are the 1960s?