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River Run
- Brittanie H. Maxwell '14, Elizabeth M. Parker '14, and Whitney A. Lee '14 pose for a photo as they commemorate the eve of Housing Day by making personalized t-shirts.
By Emily C Lowe
River Run - Freshmen decorate blocking group t-shirts at last night's "Fresh Fest." Students had the opportunity to make balloon animals and get henna tattoos during the evening. By Delphine Rodrik
River Run - Freshmen attend "Fresh Fest" at Annenberg during Housing Day Eve last night, where Drug and Alcohol Peer Advisers set up tables and offer snacks, drinks, and advice. By Delphine Rodrik
- Dean of Freshmen Thomas A. Dingman '67 poses with freshmen at the event hosted by the First Year Social Committee on Housing Day Eve. By Emily C Lowe
River Run - Freshmen walk across the MAC Quad during River Run festivities. Despite warnings, many freshmen still ventured out of the yard in an effort to please the "housing gods" last night. By Cynthia Wu
River Run - Freshmen enter through the Kirkland archway on Housing Day Eve. Current Kirklanders welcomed freshmen with blaring music and the famous Kirkland Ode. By Cynthia Wu
River Run - A Kirkland resident stands in archway to welcome freshmen. Freshmen were led into the courtyard where a group of Kirklanders welcomed them with the house ode. By Juan Pablo Munoz
River Run - Freshmen visit one of the Houses as part of their River Run journey. By Juan Pablo Munoz
Keeping with tradition, the Class of 2014 spent their Housing Day Eve hanging out in Annenberg Hall, visiting upperclassman Houses with their blocking groups, and praying to the River Gods.
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