Spring Fling 2013
As part of the Spring Advising Day tradition, Residential Life hosted Spring Fling on April 3 on the Campus Green. Students—as well as faculty and staff and their families—enjoyed carnival games, prizes, inflatable activities, tye-dying, cotton candy, and many other interesting activities.
Location: Campus Green
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This year’s Spring Fling came with huge variety of games, contests, fun activities and the cutest pig you’ve ever seen!
