Jagapalooza, the end of year carnival put on by IUPUI and the Student Activities Programming Board (SAPB), returned for its first event since 2020.
Complete with carnival rides, games, food and a live DJ, students were able to enjoy one last night of freedom before finals week. The event took place on Friday in the parking lot outside the Campus Center.
The Campus Citizen photographer Ashley Wilson was at the event — take a look.
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