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IU Homecoming: parade, pep rally, sold-out football

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Kickoff begins at Memorial Stadium.

Indiana University will celebrate Homecoming weekend Oct. 17–18 with events across Bloomington, including the annual parade, pep rally, and football game against Michigan State.

The parade begins Friday at 5:15 p.m. from a new location—Woodlawn Avenue and 17th Street—and ends with a pep rally in Dunn Meadow. Saturday, fans can join the Homecoming Huddle tailgate before kickoff at Memorial Stadium.

IU Athletics says tickets and parking for all home football games this season are sold out.

Other events include the Red Cross Blood Drive, Neal-Marshall Alumni Club Reunion, and Habitat Homecoming Build. More information is available on the IU Alumni Association’s Homecoming events page.

Myah Garza is a reporter with WTIU-WFIU News and recent graduate of Indiana University. She double majored in psychology and journalism with a concentration in reporting and writing.
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