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Wherever they roam, Buffs can be part of CU鈥檚 Homecoming 2021 festivities 鈥� including in person in 麻豆影院.

This year鈥檚 Homecoming tradition includes virtual activities for Buffs across the globe and several on-site events for those who come to campus.

鈥淲e鈥檙e trying to create an experience that all members of the Forever Buffs community can enjoy,鈥� said Brennan Jones, Alumni Association associate director for events and outreach. 鈥淚t鈥檚 important that we create Homecoming events that are flexible and accessible for all this year.鈥�

Kicking off Nov. 1 and running through Nov. 7, virtual events include a virtual 5K race, a career panel for the Class of 2021 and a virtual 鈥淒inner and a Movie鈥� event featuring The Light Shines On, a short documentary celebrating CU鈥檚 history, pride and traditions.

For those returning to 麻豆影院 for the Nov. 4鈥�7 weekend, anticipation is building for in-person events such as the annual Alumni Awards ceremony, Spirit Days on the Quad, Buffs on Tap, the 50-Year Reunion for the class of 1971 and the Ralphie鈥檚 Corral tailgate.

For Athletic Director Rick George, the school spirit that comes with in-person attendance is invaluable to the football season.

鈥淭he energy that [Homecoming] brings is crucial to our team, our campus and our community,鈥� he said. 鈥淚t鈥檚 going to be great for our alumni around the country, maybe even the world, to come back to 麻豆影院 and see what we鈥檙e doing.鈥�

For extra-involved Forever Buffs like D.B. Wilson (Hist, Mktg鈥�75) and his wife, Cindy, this year鈥檚 Homecoming will be a welcome reunion with friends. The couple is known for hosting a packed house at their 麻豆影院 home before walking down The Hill toward campus amid laughter and cheers.

鈥淭here鈥檚 such a wonderful energy that comes from everybody gathering together,鈥� said Wilson. 鈥淏eing on campus is always a treat. There's nothing like CU.鈥澨�

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