- Phi Beta Sigma has hosted the yearly Stroll-Off at Baylor for the past six years. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
- Alpha Kappa Alpha raises their pinkies during their number, representing one of their international symbols. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
- Kappa Alpha Psi President, Kendall Petteway, lipsyncs to the track for their performance. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
- Vincent Phillips, Associate Director of Undergraduate Admissions Campus Experiences, served as the host of the Royal and Pure Homecoming Stroll-Off. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
- Tranquility Cowan receives flowers by National Pan-Hellenic Council President, Shelynbria Jackson, for her service as Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
- Members of Zeta Phi Beta showcase one of their organization's hand signs throughout their performances. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
- Delta Sigma Theta form a row of members, showcasing their hand sign to the audience. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
- Alpha Kappa Alpha raises their pinkies during their number, representing one of their international symbols. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
- Homecoming court nominee, Melvin Kearney, performed with Alpha Phi Alpha. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
- Alpha Phi Alpha took its second consecutive win at the Stroll-Off this year. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
- Alpha Kappa Alpha's outfits featured their letters and founding year. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
- Phi Beta Sigma has hosted the yearly Stroll-Off at Baylor for the past six years. Katy Mae Turner | Photographer
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