Pride Coalition hosts celebration on campus

Drag queen Jazlyn Slayer performs mashups of 2010s songs at the Pride Fest on April 9 in Sneaky Park. Slayer also hosted rounds of bingo games for attendees. The event was sponsored by the Pride Coalition. / photo by Stephanie Amaya
Drag queen Jazlyn Slayer performs mashups of 2010s songs at the Pride Fest on April 9 in Sneaky Park. Slayer also hosted rounds of bingo games for attendees. The event was sponsored by the Pride Coalition. / photo by Stephanie Amaya
Haley Pham, sophomore chemistry major; Jake Wade, junior political science major; and Gargi Darade, junior computer science major, share information about LGBTQ+ celebrities at the Pride Fest on April 9 in Sneaky Park. The event was hosted by the Pride Coalition and included rounds of bingo, a performance by drag queen Jazlyn Slayer, and drinks offered by organizations like the Latino Student Forum. / photo by Stephanie Amaya
Arianah Morales, a resident of La Verne, and Jamyah Mason, freshman biology major, show off their aim in a target game April 9 at the Pride Fest in Sneaky Park. The event was hosted by the Pride Coalition with other clubs, offering desserts, drinks, games, raffles and a performance by drag queen Jazlyn Slayer. / photo by Stephanie Amaya

Stephanie Amaya is a senior communications major with a concentration in public relations and a staff photographer for the Campus Times. She has previously served as a staff writer.

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