Photo gallery: Little Apple, Big Entertainment at K-State Homecoming 2018
Kansas State University’s 103rd Homecoming started with a 5K Run/Walk benefitting
the Multicultural Student Center initiative and ended with a football victory over
Oklahoma State at Bill Snyder F... amily Stadium.This year’s Homecoming theme was “Little Apple, Big Entertainment,” celebrating a
variety of musical styles and performers. View photos from some of our Homecoming
events in the gallery below, and click on the links for even more photos on Facebook.
Student organizations competed and shared their best Wildcat cheers at Pant the Chant. (Photo: David Mayes ’96, K-State Alumni Association)
Students painted the windows in Aggieville and dressed them up for Homecoming. (Photo: Ashley Pauls, K-State Alumni Association)
Student organizations showed off their best dancing and lip-syncing skills at Wildcat Request Live. (Photo: David Mayes ’96, K-State Alumni Association)
Face painting was one of the highlights of the annual K-State Homecoming Children’s Carnival. (Photo: David Mayes ’96, K-State Alumni Association)
Cool, rainy weather couldn’t dampen the festive spirit in Aggieville for the Homecoming parade, where plenty of purple pride was on display. (Photo: Ashley Pauls, K-State Alumni
Association)
K-Staters geared up for the Homecoming football game at the annual pep rally. (Photo:
David Mayes ’96, K-State Alumni Association)
Wildcat fans enjoyed food and fun before the football game at the K-State Alumni Association’s pregame party. (Photo: David Mayes ’96, K-State Alumni Association)
Congratulations to K-State’s new Student Ambassadors! Pictured left to right are: current ambassador Michelle Anderson; President Richard
Myers ’65; Amy Button Renz ’76, ’86, K-State Alumni Association president and CEO;
new ambassador Maddy Mash; Sylvia White Robinson ’71, Alumni Association board of
directors chair; new ambassador Tel J. Wittmer; and current ambassador Darrell Reese
Jr. (Photo: David Mayes ’96, K-State Alumni Association)