Alumna Alejandra Mata said Homecoming is the weekend where relaxing takes precedence.

“It’s a celebration of all the hardwork and commitment that all the students, faculty and the university as a whole, and the community and the businesses put forth throughout
the year,” she said. “And Homecoming is when you get to celebrate and relax and all that hard work becomes fun.”

Many students are prepping for the football game this Homecoming weekend against Eastern Michigan.
Others are encasing themselves in cardboard.

The Larzelere Hall council team heard the Homecoming medallion had been found at 10:40 p.m. on Thursday night and the room fell silent.

The atmosphere was intense. They were hoping that all the work they put in didn’t go to waste.

What do hot dogs, HoHo’s and hungry students have in common?
A sense of Central Michigan University pride.

“Watch as our adventure unfolds, we want hearts of maroon and gold.”

Students came back to Finch Fieldhouse tired, out of breath, sweaty and surprised at how far they had to run Monday night.

The elusive medallion is still at large somewhere on campus after Monday night’s clues were released.

The Larzelere Hall Council team is doing all they can to make sure they are the ones who find it.

Get your running shoes on and your scavenging skills ready.
The Quest For Central Spirit scavenger hunt kicks off at 6 p.m. today at the Finch Fieldhouse.