Pumpkins fill the East Memorial Union Lawn. Students were eager to get one to be crafty.

Students painting pumpkins and laughing. The Fall Festival was filled with laughs, fun and food.

Matthew Kucharczyk (left), a sophomore mass media major, takes a bite of the pumpkin, and Deon Smith (right), a sophomore music education major, acts like he doesn’t see anything. They enjoyed hanging with friends at the Fall Festival.

Kayleigh Smalley, a junior finance major, smiles while painting a pumpkin. There was lots of fall crafting at the festival.

Lanaya Hada (left), a sophomore elementary education major and Alyssa Britt (right), a freshman sonography major, enjoy the inflatable balls even though they kept getting knocked over. This was a popular activity throughout the evening.

Pateue Moore, senior psychology major, defends her pumpkin from Luiz Alcantara, senior psychology major, as he pretends to attack. Many students gladly welcomed the playful atmosphere the festival brought.

Sydney Rossin, junior elementary education major, and Katelyn Terbovich, senior music and philosophy major, sit together and enjoy their nachos. With Washburn students getting a free voucher, the food trucks became a hot commodity.

Fall at Washburn begins with the CAB fall festival. This decorated tree made the perfect photo-op.

The festival DJ, Megan Dorantes, senior public administration major, as she picks the best fall jams. The music kept the festival upbeat even when the sun had set.