Meeting up at the Mausoleum on Halloween weekend has long been a tradition for Stanford undergraduates, and this year was no different. On Saturday night, approximately 700 students made the trek to the campus landmark. The long pathway from Palm Drive to the Stanford family crypt was tricked out with fog, lighting, tree creatures, and costumed characters to create a spooky, haunted house-style adventure, ending with souvenir photos and snacks at the Mausoleum itself. Many then headed over to Tresidder Memorial Union for music, movies, a costume contest, and a candy buffet. Both the Mausoleum Revival and Halloween Jam at Tresidder were free and open to all, courtesy of the student and professional staff of the Office of Student Engagement.
Here are some scenes from the evening taken by Vice Provost for Student Affairs photographer Micaela Go.
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go
Image credit: Micaela Go