Students spring into wellness and unwind

Senior criminology major Emilia Enriquez, senior criminology major Anais Flix and senior economics major Debanhi Magana create flower bouquets at the Spring into Wellness event hosted by the Campus Activities Board at Sneaky Park on Tuesday. The event provided students refreshments, giveaways and other activities. / photo by Stephanie Amaya
Senior criminology major Emilia Enriquez, senior criminology major Anais Flix and senior economics major Debanhi Magana create flower bouquets at the Spring into Wellness event hosted by the Campus Activities Board at Sneaky Park on Tuesday. The event provided students refreshments, giveaways and other activities. / photo by Stephanie Amaya
Adelina Morales. junior education major, beats the heat with Swrlies froyo and ice cream shop at the Spring Into Wellness event at Sneaky Park on Tuesday. The event was hosted by the Campus Activities Board and provided all students a chance to create flower bouquets, letter writing, customize real fruit froyo and ice cream flavors by Swrlies and take home miniature ULV leopards. / photo by Stephanie Amaya

The Campus Activities Board’s Spring Into Wellness event was held Tuesday in Sneaky Park. It featured music, frozen yogurt, letter writing and more. 

Roughly 50 students attended the event. 

“I wanted to create a peaceful and relaxed environment where students could come and hang out, enjoy a sweet treat and truly enjoy the spring season,” CAB Health and Wellness Chair member Alejandra Muratalla said. 

In honor of spring, the event featured a flower bouquet-making station. 

“I really loved the flowers,” Magnolia Brown, junior political science major, said. 

“Many students feel like they missed out on the chance to get involved,” said freshman biology major Deon Jordan. “(This) shows that there are many ways to be included and supported outside of class,” Jordan said. 

—Aniyha Williams

Aniyha Williams is a staff writer for the Campus Times, and a freshman communications major with a concentration in public relations.

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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