Wefald Hall covered in sticky notes driven by floor competition and bragging rights. Oct 1, 2019. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)

Dakota Cherney, fourth floor resident at Wefald Hall, started the sticky note designs by putting KSU on the glass of Wefald Hall. The third floor then retaliated and soon after that the other floors joined in. Starting out simple, the designs got more complex and creative. Oct 1, 2019. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)

Dakota Cherney, fourth floor resident at Wefald Hall, started the sticky note designs by putting KSU on the glass of Wefald Hall. The third floor then retaliated and soon after that the other floors joined in. Starting out simple, the designs got more complex and creative. Oct 1, 2019. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)

Students participating in the weekly toothbrush party tradition held by Goodnow Hall. residents. Oct 4, 2019. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)

"The Toothbrush Party has created a bond between all of our floors. It's a great time and we encourage anyone to join" Quin Napier, founder of the toothbrush party. This event takes place on Mondays at 9:05 pm, in Goodnow Hall. Oct 4, 2019. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)

Students participating in the weekly Toothbrush Party tradition held by Goodnow Hall residents. Oct 4, 2019. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)

Quin Napier, president of the Toothbrush Party, jamming to Sandstorm by Darude, through the halls of Goodnow. Oct 4, 2019. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)

Students participating in the weekly Toothbrush Party tradition held by Goodnow Hall residents. Oct 4, 2019. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)

Students participating in the weekly Toothbrush Party tradition held by Goodnow Hall residents. Oct 4, 2019. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)

"The Toothbrush Party would not be completed without the ceremonial spitting in the magic bush. Spitting in the magic bush started after the first ever toothbrush party. We stepped outside and with all of our toothpaste in our mouths we collectively looked around and spit into the bush..the magical bush" -Quin Napier.

When asked how the toothbrush party was created, founder Quin Napier, Freshman in Professional Strategic Selling, replied "we created the toothbrush party after bringing a speaker into the bathroom playing hype songs. It steadily gained members when we brought the party to the lobby". Oct 4, 2019. (Dylan Connell | Collegian Media Group)