As we walked up the stairs entering the Market Square Atrium, music and shouting could be heard from partygoers bopping around to the beat.
A light show dazzled guests with skulls, pumpkins, fake webs, and students in creative costumes adorning the atrium for a night of freaky fun.
Students moved in and out of crowds while Mike RedBlue deejayed for the night, playing a mix of fun Halloween songs and modern hits, always keeping the students moving on the dance floor.
Angel Coté spoke to the Baron about ticket sales, saying they had close to 350 ticket sales for the Halloween night celebration.
Students showed up dressed in creative costumes, including The Lorax and a Truffula tree, donning masterful special effects makeup depicting borderline creepy superficial wounds, and many partygoers dressed as pop culture icons such as Barbie and Ken, Edward Scissorhands, and many more.
Students flocked to the special Halloween photo booth set up for students to take pictures and show off their costumes with fun props and signs.
