Stop Hazing at Texas A&M
Texas A&M University Division of
Student Affairs
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Hazing is Bad Bull

This website helps students, staff, faculty, alumni, parents and others learn about hazing and how it affects our campus community.

Being part of a campus organization can be one of the best parts of the college experience. However, hazing can harm individuals and take away from the positive experiences that groups should provide.

Texas A&M University is committed to creating a safe campus environment and upholding the Aggie Core Values.

What You Should Know

  • Hazing is against the Texas A&M University Student Code of Conduct, student organization policies, Texas state law, and federal law.
  • Hazing can include activities that cause physical harm, emotional stress, embarrassment, fear, or discomfort.
  • Hazing can hurt individuals, organizations, the university, and the Aggie Family.
  • Hazing can happen in many types of groups, including fraternities, sororities, athletic teams, the Corps of Cadets, FLOs, SLOs, and other organizations.
  • Organizations can build strong relationships and create meaningful experiences without hazing.

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