The Corps of Cadets develops well-educated leaders of character prepared for the global leadership challenges of the future.
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On November 18, 1999 at 2:42 am, 12 Aggies tragically lost their life in the collapse of Bonfire.
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Prior to the South Carolina game this morning, the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets conducted a Veteran's Review on O.R. Simpson Drill Field. The Reviewing Officer was Brigadier General John B. Gallemore. Thank you for joining us!
Now, let's #BTHOsouthcarolina
Freedom is preserved by those willing to defend it. Today, we pause to honor those who served and sacrificed for our freedom.
Thank you for your service, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment to our nation. With @TAMU, we stand united in gratitude.
Operator, won’t you put me on through?
The Aggies are 8-0! #BTHOlsu
Whoop! Thanks for joining us this evening!
Little less court, little more cadence tonight. 🫡
Shoutout to the Corps for the invite!
#GigEm | @AggieCorps
As we prepare to lay Reveille IX to rest this evening, we look back on her service as @tamu mascot and the nearly 100-year-old tradition she proudly represented. The public memorial service honoring her life and legacy will begin on Simpson Drill Field at 5p.m.
@tamusystem
We are proud to call Eric a former cadet!
"Some of the more ridiculous things I’ve seen people do have been off the Texas coast.” 👀
From cockatoo rescues to life-saving missions in hurricane-force winds, Eric Oliphant ’95’s story is one of courage and character.
📖 tx.ag/uEXNLYp
#SelflessService #TAMU #AggieVeteran
ALT Promotional image from Texas A&M University featuring a person in an orange rescue suit standing near a large piece of ice, with snowy mountains in the background and another person operating a red snowmobile. Text reads: Serving the nation one rescue at a time, Eric Oliphant '95.
That's a wrap for the class of 2025! While your time in the Corps of Cadets has closed, your leadership and dedication will leave a lasting legacy. Go out into the world and know you always have a home here at TexasA&M!
Friday nights with friends and family!
This evening, the Corps of Cadets conducted its annual Family Weekend Review on O.R. Simpson Drill Field. It’s an honor to pass in review in front of the families and friends who mean so much to our cadets!
March to the Brazos is officially underway!
This 18-mile walk to and from the Brazos River serves as one of the Corps’ transition of leadership events. The class of 2025 will lead the Corps to the Beef Center for the last time. The class of 2026 will lead the way back!
Leading at every level. Major unit commanders oversee the Corps’ four major units and serve as liaisons between Corps leadership and the 12 minor units. Congratulations to the cadets selected to serve at the major unit level! Read more at tx.ag/corpskeyleaders
The Corps of Cadets has selected their top leadership for the 2025-2026 school year. These individuals will assume the highest leadership roles in the Corps. Congratulations!
We recently learned of the passing of former commandant, Colonel Don Burton ’56. Col. Don Burton (USA, retired) served as Commandant of the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets from 1983 until his retirement from the Army in 1986.
Alyssa Michalke Stipek ‘16 spoke this morning at Beyond Basketball. Serving as the first female Corps Commander and being a captain on the @AggieWBB team, Alyssa’s leadership skills are still evident today. As Alyssa says, when in doubt ask yourself, “why not?”
