CSSJ's Monster Mash Bash a Hit for Children, Families, Volunteers

The University of Scranton's annual Monster Mash Bash brought about 100 children and their families to campus.
Photo collage of a Halloween event in a school gym, with families posing together and children in costumes holding trick-or-treat buckets.
Hundreds of people, ranging from children and their parents to individual volunteers and University of Scranton club members, participated in the Halloween-themed Monster Mash Bash on Oct. 17 at the Byron Recreation Complex.

The University of Scranton welcomed about 100 children who arrived in costume and took part in an afternoon of Halloween fun at this year's Monster Mash Bash.

Held Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Byron Recreation Complex, children and their parents and guardians enjoyed Halloween-themed activities, crafts, games and tasty treats in the event sponsored by the University's Center for Service and Social Justice.

Ninety-seven children attended the event, including children of University and Aramark employees, as well as guests from United Neighborhood Centers, Friends of the Poor and Head Start.

Additionally, about 150 University students volunteered at the event with 20 clubs represented.

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