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The Gender and Sexuality Alliance Club presents their welcoming sign at lunch on Sept. 9, 2021.
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The Key Club poses for the camera as they keep interested students informed about their club.
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JSA (Junior State of America) members circle the quad as they attempt at recruiting new members for their club.
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Two members of the St. Jude Leadership Club pose for the camera as they encourage students to join.
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The Korean Club stands in front of their colorful poster on the quad during lunch.
Club Rush: Students rush to find new circles
Dozens of clubs circle the quad to attract potential members.
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about the contributor
Beverly Regino, Creative Director
Beverly Regino is the Creative Director for her third and final year in journalism as a senior. She is in charge of photography, layout, graphic design, and social media. An artist at heart, her main passions include drawing, painting, and dressing up, with a side of playing single-player story-driven video games and listening to music. After graduating, her goal is to get into either college: ArtCenter College of Art and Design or Laguna College of Art and Design and pursue a job as a concept artist for video games and film. But of course, her main dream consists of owning at least two high-quality light sabers and running away into the sunset with the love of her life, Bella, her white chihuahua.