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D’asia Carter, left, and Ivy Brewer, right, advocated for the Domestic Violence Alliance by handing out flyers.
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The thrift swap, or “trunk pull,” included a number of donated clothes, which could be exchanged for other donated pieces. (credit: Koya Ball)
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Student artist Halo Mystic had several pieces on display. (credit: Koya Ball)
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Mystic’s colorful pieces could be purchased at the event. (credit: Koya Ball)
The event, on Sept. 21, featured multiple student organization tables, student-made artwork and a thrift swap.
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