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Students get free coffee and make vision boards

Cristina Reyes, masters in child development student, and Sidhya Das, freshman business administration major, create their vision boards at the “Leaves and Lattes” event Monday on Citrus Lawn. The event was sponsored by the Campus Activities Board. / photo by Kyla Stubbs
Cristina Reyes, masters in child development student, and Sidhya Das, freshman business administration major, create their vision boards at the “Leaves and Lattes” event Monday on Citrus Lawn. The event was sponsored by the Campus Activities Board. / photo by Kyla Stubbs
Students assemble vision boards at the Campus Activities Board “Leave and Lattes” event on Citrus Lawn on Monday. In addition to the craft project, students also shared coffee drinks. / photo by Kyla Stubbs
Students assemble vision boards at the Campus Activities Board “Leave and Lattes” event on Citrus Lawn on Monday. In addition to the craft project, students also shared coffee drinks. / photo by Kyla Stubbs
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Kyla Stubbs is a junior photography major and is a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine. You can find her work on Instagram.

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