A student holds up her answer to a trivia question as her teammates look to the projector screen for the answer. Most of the questions were random, but the tiebreakers focused, appropriately, on the heart.

Sophomore and treasurer Alice Frank explains the rules to a crowd of attendees. Despite the day’s two hour delay having shortened lunch, sophomore and president Sabrina Vasu said that she was happy with the turnout. “That made it more difficult for us to get a lot of people, but I was super happy that it worked out,” Vasu said.

A student throws a miniature basketball towards a hoop as others watch. Attendees played both trivia and mini basketball, competing for a Starbucks gift card.

Students eat lunch and write answers to trivia questions on whiteboards. The event was the Disease Awareness and Prevention club’s first fundraiser, but was well attended. Sophomore and president Sabrina Vasu said that the club plans to organize “more awareness and fundraising events in the future.”

An officer opens an envelope to store a donation. The fundraiser raised money for the American Heart Association, and the club ended up donating approximately $50.