Josh Staab // The Collegian Dean of K-State Libraries, Lori Goetsch, gathers the attention of the four houses and announces that the feast may begin from atop of the Great Room balcony. Yesterday's Back to School Harry Potter Feast was on of the few times the decorative balcony has been used.

Josh Staab // The Collegian The desserts of the Back to School Harry Potter Feast, inlcuding the event favorite "Rock Cakes." Yesterday's event in the great room also featured polyjuice potion, butterbeer, and rotisserie chicken.

Josh Staab // The Collegian A view from the sorting hat stool from last night's Back to School Harry Potter Feast in the Great Room. The sorting hat was one of the most popular and memorable options of last night's feast.

Josh Staab // The Collegian An assortment of the many props available to visitors to use to take photos with.

Josh Staab // The Collegian Maile Widman, Junior in Journalism, smiles as she receives good news about her future from the Divination expert, Proffesor Trelawney. Lyndi Stucky, or Proffesor Trelawney read peoples fortunes and even predicted that one of the members of the feast will die within the month during last night's Back to School Harry Potter Event in the Great Room.

Josh Staab // The Collegian Courtney Liebl, Junior in Journalism, smiles as she receives her winning lottery numbers from the Divination expert, Proffesor Trelawney. Lyndi Stucky, or Professor Trelawney read peoples fortunes and even predicted that one of the members of the feast will die within the month during last night's Back to School Harry Potter Event in the Great Room.

Josh Staab // The Collegian University English professor, Dr. Nel, reads a passage from Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix in the Great Room of Hale Library last night as part of the Back to School Harry Potter Feast. Dr. Nel displayed spot-on voice imitations and related the passage to the audience to make his speech a memorable part of the night.

Josh Staab // The Collegian During the improv group, "On the Spot's" second session, one of the members pointed his wand at a person who was to talk next, creating a piecewise story of an audience chosen theme titled, "Harry Potter and the Valley of the Unicorns." Closing out the night, the improv performance was a favorite for many who attended yesterday's Back to School Feast in the Great Room of Hale Library.