NSU’s Homecoming 2018 kicked off Nov. 5 with a week long celebration. Throughout homecoming week, students were challenged to show how they bleed blue with NSU pride. On Friday Nov. 9, students were encouraged to wear NSU gear as a sign of their school pride. Decked out in NSU gear ahead of the homecoming basketball game, students proved that they in fact do bleed blue. Homecoming shirts were spotted across campus, and some students added their own creative touch to the spirit day. Homecoming aimed to bring the entire NSU community together through their mutual love and support for their university and home.
Adam Panni, freshman biology major, expressed his NSU pride by sporting an NSU hat, t-shirt and jacket.
Amanda Barrera, senior English major, poses in her NSU shirt on the fourth floor of the library.
Homecoming court nominee Indya Williams, sophomore engineering major, poses in her sharkette uniform.
Baseball players George De La Fe, sophomore business management major, Andrew Labosky, junior exercise science major, Jarrett Hall, freshman business management, and Ian Valenzuela, senior exercise science major, wore their NSU baseball gear.
Duncan Pastore, freshman sports marketing major, poses in front of JD Martinez’s jersey in the NSU Athletics Hall of Fame even though he is a Yankees fan.
On the Friday of homecoming week, students wore NSU gear to show their shark pride. Jonelle Wray, freshman biology major, showed her love from NSU.
Homecoming was a family affair for Dwayne Gibson, senior biology major. Gibson, NSU basketball player, brought his nephew to campus ahead of the big homecoming basketball game.
Samantha Larkin, freshman pre-nursing major, walked through the Don Taft University Center repping her school spirit.
Friends Neethu Mathew, sophomore biology major, Annette Mathew sophomore biology, and Pooja Varma, sophomore biology major, were excited for their second NSU homecoming.
Nathan Lapaix, freshman neuroscience major, was proud to represent his major and his university.
Undergraduates were not the only students to participate in homecoming festivities. Raven Smith, graduate student pursuing a master’s in college student affairs, was decked out in NSU gear.
Swinton Acosta, freshman business management major, was decked out in NSU gear. Acosta graduated from Nova Southeastern University school.
Jennifer George, junior biology major, was studying in Razor’s Reef.
Amanda Navarro, freshman mathematics major, wore her “Sharks Bleed Blue” homecoming shirt ahead of the homecoming basketball game.
Homecoming court nominee Amy Anfinrud, senior marine biology major, embraces her inner shark. Anfinrud went all out for shark spirit day.
Nov. 9 was NSU Shark Pride day. Charissa Bacon showed off her university pride.
