Students fill MSU for a night of bingo, prizes and friendly competition.
By Kori Kistler
On Sept. 22 from 6 to 7 p.m., students lined up outside of MSU 183 for Jellycat Bingo, hosted by the KU Activities Board. The room quickly reached maximum capacity, and many students were turned away.
The event featured different versions of bingo over twelve rounds, such as vertical, horizontal, diagonal, blackout, four corners, and more. The winner of each round received a Jellycat as a prize. Available Jellycats included a storm cloud, frog, peanut, coral, palm tree, pumpkin, ravioli and more.
The event also brought together different student groups, as members of organizations such as Phi Sigma Sigma attended as a bonding activity.
Jellycat bingo continues to be one of the most popular events on campus. The KU Activities Board looks forward to hosting another event next year, and Residence Life, Housing, and Dining Services will host a Jellycat bingo in the Spring 2027 semester.
