Homecoming is just that. Coming home! Right now, you may live on campus, but for many, returning to the campus is not only a trip down memory lane, but also a return to the old stomping ground.
The bond between students and alumni reflects the institution’s lasting mission and legacy. It is formed through the experiences of shared history, commitment to excellence, and spirit.
Although it is associated with various events, such as pep rallies and football games, one of its most significant aspects is the reunion of students and alumni.
There’s an importance of legacy and tradition—especially when attending an HBCU. Many families have a long history of attending the same HBCU, creating a sense of generational pride and belonging.
This connection to the past, present, and future creates a sense of continuity and unity imperative to the HBCU culture. As a current student, bonding with alumni is a valuable connection. The lifetime relationship that you create and build during Homecoming Week can help create a secure future. Undergraduates use this occasion to get to know your fellow Trojans of the past.
