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Another Valentine’s Day has come and gone at Iowa State. Some Cyclones spent the day with their significant others, while others continued on their search for their future sweetheart. But one thing holds true for all Cyclones: we all fell in love with ISU. Born in Paris, France, Iowa State world languages and cultures professor...

As this year’s “Carnival and Gold” celebration marks the 111th homecoming at Iowa State, many of its rich traditions live on, while others have faded out over the years. Iowa State’s first homecoming took place in 1912, 54 years after the institution was founded. The Cyclones took on their interstate rivals, the Hawkeyes, on Nov....

Monday Food on campus is an event hosted by the Iowa State Alumni Association each year that provides lunch for students on Central Campus from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Students are eligible for the free lunches if they have purchased a homecoming button. These buttons are available for purchase at the...

Pitt State Homecoming Week kicks off Monday

It’s that time of year again for Denton’s Mean Green Eagles; homecoming week is upon us! This is a busy and buzzing week at UNT, and rightly so. Each year,

This year marks the return of an old tradition at Simpson, the homecoming court and royalty. And as it turns out, the crown holds a heavy history. This event hasn’t happened since 2018, between COVID years and discussion of the event being too old-fashioned. While kings and queens have reigned in years passed, this wasn’t...

UL has several homecoming activities planned leading up to the football game next Saturday, here's a schedule

Yell Like Hell, an annual cheer competition, is coming back to NIU on Oct. 3 to help kick off homecoming week at 8 p.m. in the Duke Ellington Ballroom, located on the main floor of the Holmes Student Center.  The location moved from the Carl Sandburg Auditorium according to Aubrey Hence, co-event coordinator and acting...

Reigning as Miss University of Louisiana at Lafayette (Miss UL) is normally an overwhelmingly positive experience, but thanks to COVID-19, Troie Acker’s experience was somewhat bittersweet. Typically, Miss UL spends much of her reign hosting various events across campus, but COVID-19 restrictions led to many of these events being severely compromised or cancelled altogether. And many events that the university was still able to hold in-person had restrictions that made Acker unable to part...