Halloween: A Canvas for Creativity on Campus
Every October, university students across campus transform Halloween into a vibrant festival of self-expression. Costumes range from classic monsters to pop culture icons, with students donning imaginative outfits that showcase their personalities and interests. The excitement is palpable as students pour weeks of planning into their looks, swapping ideas with friends and even collaborating on group costumes. 
Friendship, Fun, and Freedom
Halloween isn’t just about the costumes; it’s about bonding, laughter, and making memories. Friends gather for themed parties, campus events, and even impromptu costume parades. For many, it’s a rare chance to step outside their academic personas and embrace their wild, creative sides. Some students say Halloween gives them the confidence to be someone else for a night—ironically, helping them reveal more of their true selves. Who knew a plastic vampire cape and glittery makeup could be so empowering?
Whether you’re a last-minute ghost or a meticulously crafted superhero, Halloween at university is proof that sometimes, the best way to find yourself is to dress up as someone—or something—else.
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University students use Halloween as a way of self-expression
