May your costume trick or tr(eat) at Hanszen Halloween

It’s time to make a public appearance, and Hanszen College’s Halloween public, or Halloweekend pt. 2, is just the place to do it. March can be just as frightening as October was, and not just because of midterms. If you’ve already donated, recycled or sold your Halloween costume for parts on Depop, we’ve got your back.
Party animal(s)
Got a leopard-print scarf? A zebra-striped shirt? A pair of cheetah-print leggings you bought in the heat of the moment for Duncan College’s Sensation? Ditch the neon and instead pair with a birthday hat or sash, and you’re a certified party animal. If you’re feeling extra creative, consider adding some simple face paint — a few whiskers or a painted nose.
Neapolitan ice cream
For all the trios and the wonderfully self-aware third wheels, this next idea is for you. Just pick your flavor — chocolate, vanilla or strawberry — and dress accordingly. Want to take it up a notch? Try coordinating white tops, brown bottoms and pink shoes.
Dress as your fear
A definite crowd-pleaser that might require a little explanation, depending on how creative you get. Bring to life the nightmare of the endless lecture on a Friday afternoon or a group project with one end-of-semester deadline. Have fun with it, and don’t shy away from unique takes.
Sheet ghosts
A classic for a reason, the sheet ghost costume is the epitome of simplicity and effectiveness. All you need is a white sheet, some scissors and a bit of creativity. This costume is perfect for last-minute decisions or those who prefer a minimalist approach.
Traffic cones
If you’re really at a loss, take inspiration from campus and try to embody the traffic cones that nearly outnumber students. Go for anything orange and white with reflective accents to truly capture the campus’s current state of perpetual remodeling. Do too good of a job, though, and you might accidentally get integrated into the new Moody Center.
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