Cal U. holds second Vulcan Fest weekend
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Lely Le Gonzalez, a member of the Cal U. Dance team, prepares to cheer on the Vulcans football squad.
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Ashley Roth waves from The Village float during the 70th annual California University of Pennsylvania Homecoming Parade route last year.
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The 70th annual Cal U. Homecoming Parade paused while senior Nicholas Bishop popped the question to senior McKenna Ferris. She said, “yes.”
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Members of Delta Zeta cheer as their float, created with Acacia, passes through the Booker Towers during Cal U.’s 2019 Homecoming parade.
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Cal U. mascot Blaze rides through the university’s 70th annual homecoming parade, waving to onlookers.
California University of Pennsylvania held its second Vulcan Fest Homecoming Weekend Oct. 11-13.
The university teamed up with Washington County Tourism and Promotion Agency for the event, a community celebration of Cal U. connections and hometown pride.
Saturday was the 70th annual homecoming parade on the main campus, followed by tailgating at Roadman Park on the upper campus before the start of Cal U.’s football game against Clarion. The first Vulcan Fest 5K, which was held on the main campus, began the day’s festivities.