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Another Pitt Homecoming for the books — the record books, that is.

Running back Israel Abanikanda led Pitt Football to a 45-29 victory over Virginia Tech on Saturday, breaking a program record by running for 320 yards. The win ensured that Homecoming 2022 ended with victory lights.

Events for students kicked off Oct. 3 and continued with a scavenger hunt, painting night and other social events. Halftime at Acrisure Stadium also featured this year’s Spirit of Pitt awardees, students Bea Amsalu and George Barakat.

Meanwhile, alumni returning to campus reconnected with classmates, listened to TED-style “Roc Talks” and celebrated this year’s slate of awardees with the Pittsburgh Alumni Association.

Other time-honored traditions stayed strong, including a firework and laser show.

Check out some of the stories from the weekend, and relive scenes from this year’s festivities below.

• Meet the Spirit of Pitt Award recipients
• Pitt Alumni Association celebrates remarkable grads with annual awards during homecoming
• Go behind the scenes with the athletic training students who are supporting Pitt football
• Cathedral of Learning or Cathy? Explaining the debate over Pitt's most iconic building