Isaac Pinkus
The walkways of the Main Quad are packed as students peruse the RSOs on campus.
Sam Rink
Teodor Ben Dov and Cadoc engage in pre-17th century rapier combat to draw interest in the Kingfisher Mediist Club on Quad Day. The names given were chosen as part of their participation in the Society for Creative Anachronism.
Sam Rink
CHOOM, a K-pop dance group perform at Quad Day on Sunday.
Isaac Pinkus
The McFarland Memorial Bell Tower overlooks the South Quad as it's packed with students looking to join the fraternities and sororities of campus.
Sam Rink
Members of Acts Campus Minustry talk to students at their booth on Sunday.
Sam Rink
Thousands of students pack the sidewalk, visiting campus organizations, gathering free trinkets and meeting other students on Quad Day.
Sam Rink
Trash bins overflow as students throw away beverage containers, flyers and other rubbish on Sunday.
Sam Rink
Maryam Tariq, a senior in ACES, talks to a student about Project Taqwa, a Muslim mental health group, at Quad Day on Sunday.
Members of the "Balloon Design" RSO show off their skills in front of impressed onlookers.
Sam Rink
Velocity Dance perfomsn a jazz dance routine on the Main Quad at Quad Day on Sunday.
Sam Rink
People explore the observatory during its Quad Day open house on Sunday.
Sam Rink
Members of the Mahjong Club at Illinois and interested students watch as a game is played at the club's table on Sunday.
Sam Rink
Chris Zieske, a member of Illini Life Christian Fellowship lets students pet his dog Remi on Quad Day.
Sam Rink
Students wait in line at various food trucks parked along the South Quad as Quad Day draws to a close.
Isaac Pinkus
The "Adventure Club" RSO holds its sign high in the sky to attract students and entice them to join. Members wandered around the Quad in fantasy attire, beckoning for onlookers to "heed the call."
Isaac Pinkus
Students battle amongst themselves with padded swords and shields as part of the University Belegarth chapter.
Isaac Pinkus
A member of the Beekeeping Club shares information about the organization in front of a hive.
Isaac Pinkus
"4 Paws for Disability," a club that helps disabled people be placed with service dogs, brought several service dogs to their booth.
