01
/ About

This is history.
This is Tradition.
This is BONFIRE.

Begun in 1907 off campus, near the rail station to celebrate an Aggie win over Tulane, Bonfire stood first and stands today as a celebration of who we are.


Over a process that lasts an entire year, students fill the boots of those who have gone before. They enact a memory of Aggies we lost, and rekindle perpetually a great legacy.

Aggies don't build Bonfire.
Bonfire builds Aggies.
02
/ Burn '24: Delayed

We only
burn it
to build
another

BURN BAN UPDATE: The Robertson County burn ban remains in effect. Burn will be rescheduled for the sprint semester, after Aggies have returned to school, and when it is safe to burn.

Robertson County references the KBDI for determining Burn Bans. On advice from the Texas Forest Service, burn bans in Robertson County are lifted when the KBDI falls below 575. As of November 26, the KBDI is 638. This represents a real and significant fire danger.

November 29 at Stack

Stack Site will be open to visitors from 10am-7pm on November 29. Come visit, take a walk around site, take photos, tell Old Army stories, and get motivated to BTHOtu!

Bonfire has a zero-tolerance, no-alcohol policy for all events INCLUDING BURN. Anyone found with alcohol will be removed.

Since 2009, Old Army Supply Co. has made the official shirt of every Bonfire season.

Every year, the back features the season's Stack and its Aggies after Last Shift. The front pocket is the outhouse, made by the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band.

Due to this year's schedule for Last Shift, 2024 shirts are preorder only and will be shipped after November 29.

Preorder 2024 Today

03
/ Contact

Drop us a line,
share Good Bull,
join up.

Stack Site

Old Hearne Rd.
Bryan, TX 77807
30.741246, -96.466975

Mailing Address

PO Box 1171
College Station, TX 77841

04
/ Support

Bonfire is completely student led and executed. But that work is only possible through your support.

Aggies are building Bonfire year-round, requiring equipment, tools, fuel, food, wire, cables, ropes, power, rentals, and more. By donating, you give students what they need to keep the flame undying.