Photos by Alex Del Cueto
The Spring Club Fair took place on Jan. 29 at The Stood, where many clubs and services gathered to connect with interested students.
Trading Card Game Club Co-Vice Presidents, Antonio Salazar (left) and Matt Descalzo (Center) showed a student the games at their table.
New club, Alkebulan, made their club fair debut with the goal of helping students at Purchase explore their African Heritage.
The newly formed Pre-Law Society made its debut at the club fair, welcoming aspiring legal professionals.
From left to right: Brandon Bland, Kevon Joseph, Josie Parker-Blue, and Sinsha Varghese, Justin Lara and Arlenis Marmolejos.
Lizz Elvira (left) and Malika Thompson (right) from College Readiness, Achievement and Retention (CREAR) Futuros gave out T-shirts at their table as they informed people about their mentorship opportunities.
Rocket Compost, Outdoors Club and Creative Artists Producing Epic Stories (CAPES) joined their tables together to make it easier for students to see all three of their groups.
Everett Currier, Lucas Colon, Izzy Cardona, and other Nerf Club members offer their blasters to attract students to their table.
The Alt Center set up a table providing resources such as tampons, condoms and pregnancy tests to show some of the supplies they are able to provide to students on campus.
Intervarsity had games and snacks at their table, as well as an option for students to voice their relationship to the Christian Faith.
Topaz Gal-Zur (left) and Matt Broner (right) represented Hillel at Purchase with a variety of branded merchandise including notebooks, frisbees and cups.
Fencing Club armed and ready to showcase their skills to potential new members.
Purchase Game Club showcased the wide variety of games their club plays through the use of stuffed animals.
Economics club decorated their table as a poker table to promote their “Poker Night” they host each semester.
Gem 67 Officers, Anjali Jimene and Liz Baldino were joined by other members to create miniature “Zines” to hand out to students to let them know more about their magazine.
Me’ilani Nelson (right) has begun to restore the Purchase Reproductive Justice Garden outside of the Visual Arts Building and informed students of its importance with Sophia Zang (left).
From left to right: Neena Govea, Orion Morgan, Rachel Girsang, Jessica Bullock, Madison Valdez and Harley Colletti.
The Purchase Student Government Association (PSGA) gave out merchandise and drinks while they hosted the event.
Back row from left to right: Arlenis Marmolejos, Natalie Tulloch and Alex Del Cueto. Front row left to right: Isabelle Veloz, Jennifer Ward, Summer Tyler and Brandon Cruz. The editors and the interns set up a table hoping to attract more contributors to join The Phoenix.