ASU wants students to have fun
By Maia Richaud, Staff Writer
For students who did not get a chance to showcase their singing skills the first time around, ASU will host “Karaoke Night 2” on Oct. 12. The event runs from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. and ASU will be serving pizza.
“Students were asking for another one,” said ASU president Chris Robles-Garay, who added that around “20 to 30 students attended the first event.”
This marks the fourth event this month for the ASU as they hosted an open volleyball game for students to de-stress as a part of Monarch Day.
The event, which took place at the North Mall on Oct. 3, gave students a chance to take a break in between classes, with ASU supplying music and snacks.
The Monarch Day was inspired by similar events organized on campuses, like Berkeley, USC and UCLA.
“Why not do that in community college too?,” said ASU commissioner student life Julian Serrano, who came up with this idea.
ASU most recently also hosted their Noche de Fiesta and the Mural Painting Day.