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September 5, 2022
Students look around different tables set up for Northwest Fest held on Sept. 1 in the WTLO building under balloon decorations hanging from the ceiling. Photos by Joel Solis/The Collegian
Students look around different tables set up for Northwest Fest held on Sept. 1 in the WTLO building under balloon decorations hanging from the ceiling.
Photos by Joel Solis/The Collegian

NW Campus held an event showcasing clubs, campus services and community resources. Free food was offered, as well as live music,T-shirts and prizes.

Chef Karriem hands out brisket sandwiches that have been cooking for 17 hours to students at Northwest Fest.
Chef Karriem hands out brisket sandwiches that have been cooking for 17 hours
to students at Northwest Fest.
Josh Cook and the Mosaic Dance Project show off their moves at the Northwest Fest.
Josh Cook and the Mosaic Dance Project show off their moves at the Northwest Fest.
NW student Taylor Guerra spins a wheel to earn a prize at the Walsh Library booth at Northwest Fest.
NW student Taylor Guerra spins a wheel to earn a prize at the Walsh Library booth at Northwest Fest.
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