Students gather in the Kay Granger Mall for the Homecoming Bash. Student organizations set up booths to increase their awareness amongst students.

The Homecoming Bash features live music and a DJ. Dr. Thomas Willmann, director of instrumental activities, leads the band members.

Students on the grass behind the Martin Center play cornhole and trash can football. Trash can football is a game for students to test their aim. They throw the ball from one side into any of the trashcans.

Jaeley May, senior criminal justice major, plays football with other students at the Homecoming Bash.

Tu Plan, sophomore psychology major, plays frisbee during the bash. He and his friends toss the frisbee behind the booths set up for the bash.

Tamika Johnson, coordinator to the Dean of Arts & Sciences, shows off her door for the Homecoming door design contest. It is a recreation of a football field to represent the construction of the new football field on campus.

The Office of Student Affairs located on the second floor of the Martin Center. The office of Carson Dinger is decorated to represent the new football team.

Dr. Cristopher Ohan, associate dean of School of Arts and Sciences, decorates his office to show off his TXWES pride.

TXWES provides catering during the Homecoming Bash enticing students to join the festivities.

Lionel Munoz and Sapida Abbasi help to set up the Straight Gay Alliance booth. The pair is crowned Homecoming king and queen.

At the Homecoming Dance, students and guests wear headphones with three channels, blue, green and red, to listen to music. Some channels are more popular than others.

Esmeralda Galvez, junior EG6 major, and Juan Galvan, senior political science major, enjoy the drinks and cookies provided in the lobby at the Homecoming Dance.

The Cupid Shuffle brings everyone to the center of the dance floor. The lobby of Stella Hall becomes a silent disco.

Student Government hosts the Homecoming Bash to help bring spirit into homecoming week.

The Student Government Association (SGA) supplies paint, bandanas, cowbells and towels for attendees to paint. The SGA set up a booth to represent themselves and raise awareness.