Elephant Walk

Didn’t order an E-Walk shirt in time? You’re in luck because we’ve reopened the storefront through this Sunday, 11/16! Check out the link in our bio to order a shirt.

This round of orders will be shipped, so there is no option for in-person pick-up.

TODAY IS THE DAY! Class of 2026 Elephant Walk is TODAY, starting at 6:26 PM at the Quad Arches! Seniors can begin arriving at 6 PM to hear from Maroon Steel and pick up their E-Walk shirts!

If you didn’t get the chance to order your E-Walk shirts before, now’s your chance! We’re reopening the storefront link in our bio and will be keeping it open till this Sunday November 16th! The shirts are $20 since there will be additional shipping costs as there will not be a pick-up option for the shirts.

ANNOUNCING OUR FOURTH AND FINAL STOP…KYLE FIELD! For this stop, we will be going on the field to hear from our Class President, Josh Sanders, and do a Fightin’ Texas Aggie Yell Practice with the Senior Yell Leaders! We can’t wait to see y’all there!

Elephant Walk is this Tuesday, November 11th at 6:26 PM starting at the Quad Arches. Seniors can start arriving at 6 PM to pick up their shirts and hear from Maroon Steel.

For our third stop, we’ll be heading over to Rudder Plaza! We’ll hear from 25-26 Corp Commander John Andruss ‘26 with performances from Dr. Tatiana Erukhimova and the Royal Aces!

The Class of 2026 Elephant Walk is in November 11th at 6:26 PM starting at the Quad arches. Seniors can begin arriving at 6 PM to hear from our performers and pickup their Elephant Walk shirts!

Our second stop of Elephant Walk will be the YMCA Building/Military Walk! We will be joined by members of Muster Committee and Traditions Council who will speak about the importance of Muster and Silver Taps. There will also be a short ceremony honoring the five members of the Class of 2026 who passed away during our time here at A&M.

Elephant Walk is on November 11th at 6:26 PM, starting at the Quad.

Our first stop for the Class of 2026 Elephant Walk will be the Quad Arches! Seniors can start arriving at 6:00 PM with the event officially starting at 6:26 PM! Come hear a performance from .steel and a speech by Porter Garner ‘79 to kick us off!

We’ll be announcing the rest of the stops over the next 3 days, so keep an eye out for our posts!

Since the Class of 2026 Elephant Walk is coming up in 6 days (A WHOOP!), we wanted to give a little history on this reminiscent tradition!

Seniors, you can begin showing up at the Quad Arches at 6:00 PM to pick up your T-Shirts and hear from Maroon Steel. The tradition will officially begin at 6:26 PM!

It is officially one week till Elephant Walk on November 11th, at 6:26 PM! If you ordered an E-Walk t-shirt, they will be available for pickup on Monday the 10th and Tuesday the 11th from 9 AM-3 PM in Rudder Plaza. Shirts can also be picked up at the event starting at 6 PM.

Stay tuned to our Instagram since we will be revealing the stops and speakers throughout this week!

HOWDY! My name is Caitie Devlin, and I am so excited to be the Head Director of Elephant Walk for the Class of 2026 (A WHOOP)! I wanted to be the Head Director of Elephant Walk because I wanted to add to the over 100 years of tradition and make an event that celebrated both this university and the Class of ‘26. I hope that through the hard work of my amazing team that the seniors will enjoy their last united walk across campus, remembering their fondest memories from their time here. I’ll see you all on November 11th at 6:26 PM! Gig ‘Em!

Howdy! My name is Yuexin Zhang, Class of ‘26! I’m the Director of Logistics for Elephant Walk this year. I wanted to be a director because I wanted to be a part of my own senior class tradition. It is one of my favorite traditions, and I wanted to be part of the group that makes it happen for the senior class. I can’t wait for this tradition to happen and to see all the visions we had come to life. Hope yall enjoy! Thanks and gig ‘em!

Howdy! My name is John Millman, Class of ‘28 (A A A A A). I am the Development Director for this year’s Elephant Walk. I wanted to help and be a director for this tradition because it was the first tradition at A&M that I got to help put on and run. As a first gen Aggie experiencing these traditions for the first time, getting to be involved in them means a lot to me. I also had a great time with it, and it was one of my favorite traditions to help with last year. I’m so excited for the Class of ‘26 to see all the effort we’ve put in to this tradition. Thanks and gig ‘em!