UNT spirit blazes during the burning of the annual bonfire.
The Sustaining Arch, designed by Jonathan Snow ('04, '08 M.F.A.), was dedicated in memory of UNT students who died during their time on campus.
Members of the Phi Gamma chapter of Omega Psi Phi sang at the new marker where their Que House once stood on Prairie Street.
UNT soccer great Marilyn Marin ('04) was welcomed into the Athletic Hall of Fame by Athletic Director Rick Villarreal.
The Green Brigade's color guard adds flare to the annual parade.
Participating in the parade is all about showing Mean Green pride.
Winners of this year's Eagle Spirit Award march in the annual parade, which draws crowds of fans along the route through downtown Denton.
Many of the festive floats in this year's parade were made from recycled materials.
Chili cook-off competitors start cooking early so Mean Green Village visitors can taste their entries all day long.
Mean Green fans of all ages donned spirit paint before the big game.
In the true spirit of a dedicated fan and new UNT parent, Troy Crosson, whose daughter is a freshman, decorated his Peterbilt tractor trailer truck in UNT regalia just in time for the tailgating season. Crosson's 18-wheeler, a Mean Green “machine” was a special attraction during Homecoming at Mean Green Village.
UNT launched its “We Mean Green” campaign to encourage eco-friendly behavior this fall. Students, alumni and friends joined the cause in the Mean Green Village.
Homecoming is all about friends having fun, supporting their university.
Fans fly eagle pride in the stands during the game.
The team takes the field to fight hard against the Troy State Trojans.
Members of the Green Brigade cheer on the team from the stands.
Student fans paint themselves with UNT pride in support of their team.
The Green Brigade makes every event an occasion.
UNT Cheerleaders rally the crowd in support of the team.
Mean Green fans joy fades to frustration when a chance to score slips away.
