Sheila Vaughn, director of admissions, posing proudly in her 4C’s Sharky costume. (Amari Pocknett)
By Amari Pocknett
Grossman Commons came alive last Thursday for the Chill+Thrill Halloween Bash, an eerie, yet joyful event filled with costumes, music, and treats.
Students gathered among caution tape and spider webs to enjoy free chili, desserts, and popcorn while joining in carnival-style games and a costume contest. From Wednesday Addams to Lady Liberty, the range of costumes brought added color and excitement to the event. With music, laughter, and the scent of fresh popcorn in the air, the Halloween Bash offered students a fun way to relax and get into the spooky Halloween spirit together.
Steve Connor, director of public safety, as Wednesday Addams in a borrowed costume from a colleague’s granddaughter. (Amari Pocknett)
Pictured left to right: Jack Russell and Isaac Ross during a game of cornhole. (Amari Pocknett)
Staff member Ana Camilo passing out complementary treats to students and faculty. (Amari Pocknett)
Pictured left to right: faculty members Jessica Jordan, Lisa Gagnon, and Timothy Gerolami in costume. (Amari Pocknett)
DJ Sam-I-Am (Sam Barragan) and Professor Lisa Zinsius using their musical talents to keep the vibe alive. (Amari Pocknett)
