Aggies had a lot to smile about after turning Saturday’s “Battle for the Golden Horseshoe,” Ƶ’ annual matchup against the Cal Poly Mustangs, into a convincing win.
Ƶ won the Homecoming game 48-24, in front of a Ƶ Health Stadium record crowd of 11,194 people.
The football game wasn’t the only thing drawing attention, either. Pint made his only appearance of the season (, so he’s taking a break), retrieving the kickoff tee in perfect form.
And Maggie the Aggie (Tatum Burris, a fourth-year animal science major and president of the Western Equestrian Club) , posing for photos with fans.
This weekend also marked the first Homecoming performance for the new Ƶ Marching Band, under the direction of interim assistant director Garrett Rigsby.
Ƶ , and the series overall sits at 23-20-2, in favor of the Aggies. The perpetual trophy will remain in Davis.
Student group provides homes for orphan kittens
Small kittens have a better chance at survival thanks to the student-run Orphan Kitten Project. The group matches orphaned and abandoned kittens with foster homes among veterinary students and other members of the community.
Learn more about the group in the above video or .
ASUCD: Not just a student government
Many already know that ASUCD stands for the Associated Students of Ƶ, but some may not know the history or true purpose of the organization. Aggie Studios, which is part of ASUCD, breaks it down in the above video.
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