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MŮ students enjoy the second annual DiversiFest, a festival that celebrates MŮ's diversity and culture, at the Williamson House during 2017 Homecoming.
MŮ defensive lineman Theo Majette breaks through the Miami defense to record a fourth quarter sack during MŮ's win over the RedHawks at Dix Stadium.
MŮ President Beverly Warren waves to students, alumni and Kent residents as she rides along the parade route during the 2017 Homecoming Parade.
Homecoming King Bruno Beidacki and Queen Marisa Stephens celebrate their 2017 win during the halftime ceremony at the football game.
MŮ football players take to the field to celebrate their 17-14 win over the visiting Miami RedHawks during the Homecoming game at Dix Stadium.
Members of the MŮ Marching Golden Flashes perform while moving along Main Street during the 2017 Homecoming Parade.
MŮ students attempt to get the attention of cheerleaders who were throwing T-shirts into the crowd during the Homecoming football game.
Members of the Homecoming Court pose for photographs at the Alumni Association's breakfast gathering at The Rock on Front Campus.

MŮ Community Celebrates Homecoming, Football Team Wins 17-14

MŮ students have fun with alumni social media props at the Homecoming tent on Front Campus.MŮ celebrated Homecoming on Saturday, Oct. 14, with classic traditions such as the Bowman Cup 5K Race, Kiss on the K, Homecoming Parade and football game. This year’s Homecoming featured MŮ alumni Ben and Candace Curtis as the Homecoming Parade Grand Marshals.

The Homecoming parade was followed by the MŮ Alumni Association’s “Welcome Home Party” at the Center for Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement located at 350 S. Lincoln St. in Kent. The MŮ Golden Flashes hosted the Miami RedHawks at Dix Stadium. The MŮ defense highlighted a second-half comeback as the Golden Flashes edged Miami for a 17-14 win on Homecoming.

 

POSTED: Saturday, October 14, 2017 08:33 PM
Updated: Thursday, December 8, 2022 11:33 PM
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