LBCC students, faculty and staff dressed up and attended a Halloween party hosted by the college in the Little Theater in the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building. Viking News set up a portrait gallery to capture some of the intricate and interesting costumes.
Kate Gibson dressed as Grunkle Stan from the animated series “Gravity Falls.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
LBCC student Regan Clarke dressed as an ODST trooper from the video game franchise “Halo.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
AJ Langley, an automotive and welding major, dressed as Dante from the video game series “Devil May Cry.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
LBCC student Regan Clarke dressed as an ODST trooper from the video game franchise “Halo.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Vincent Gomez dressed as Link from the video game “Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Music major Mason Fowler dressed as Jotaro Kujo, a character from the manga and anime series “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Nathan Estoesta, an aspiring 3D animation major, dressed as Monkey D. Luffy from the anime series “One Piece.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Mike Muñoz, LBCC’s superintendent-president, dressed as Jafar from Disney’s “Aladdin” film series. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Claudia Aguilar, LBCC’s chief innovation officer, dressed as Princess Jasmine from the animated movie “Aladdin.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Alisia Kirkwood, TTC’s associate vice president, dressed as Princess Tiana from the movie “The Princess and the Frog.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Candace Jones, LBCC’s vice president of administrative and business services, dressed at the Red Queen from “Alice in Wonderland.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales 
Nohel Corral, LBCC’s executive vice president of student support services, dressed as the Mad Hatter from the live-action “Alice in Wonderland” movie. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Erineo Garcia, LBCC’s director of admissions and records, dressed as the Evil Queen. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Crys Achrem, a studio arts and anthropology double major, dressed as the Invisible Man, the eponymous character from H.G. Wells’ novel “The Invisible Man.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Noah Skinner, an automotive and welding major, dressed as movie character Beetlejuice. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Basil Jimenez-Viramontes, an art and illustration major, dressed as a moth. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
LBCC student Katina Gerstein dressed as a bumblebee. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Chris Garcia, LBCC’s student affairs program coordinator, dressed as Bad Bunny during his Super Bowl LX halftime show performance. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Laura Rantala, LBCC’s manager of the Online Learning Program, dressed as Dolly Parton circa 1974.The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Alexis Redmond, LBCC’s senior business systems analyst, dressed as Dolly Parton. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Mayra Aguilar, LBCC’s educational and multimedia technologies project manager, dressed as Dolly Parton. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
LBCC student Erasmus Conway dressed as a pirate. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Richard Quiloan, an LBCC technical support specialist, dressed as Guile from the video game series “Street Fighter.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Tiffaney Huynh, an LBCC technical support specialist, dressed as Chun-Li from the video game series “Street Fighter.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Randy Quiloan, an LBCC technical support specialist, dressed as Ryu from the video game series “Street Fighter.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
LBCC student Angela Blevins dressed as an MMA zombie. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Rebecca Gomez dressed as Shrek from the “Shrek” film series. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Micah Perez, an LBCC Disabled Students Program & Services counselor, dressed as Donkey from the “Shrek” film franchise. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Diana Gomez dressed as Fiona from the “Shrek” film series. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Bernadette Gonzalez, LBCC’s director of Disabled Student Programs & Services, dressed as Fairy Godmother from the “Shrek” film franchise. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Hayley Myles, LBCC’s Facilities & Operations executive assistant, dressed as a Minion from the “Despicable Me” movie series. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Jake Soriano dressed as the villain Vector from the move “Despicable Me.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
LBCC student Joy Vinson-Roy dressed as the DC Comics character Green Arrow. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Guillermo Mendez dressed as a Mexican-themed Spider-Man. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Kal Stewart, LBCC’s associate dean of athletics, dressed as Daredevil in the character’s season one costume from Marvel’s Netflix series “Daredevil.” The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales) 
Guillermo Mendez dressed as a Mexican-themed Spider-Man. The college hosted the Halloween celebration in the Little Theater inside the Jenni Rivera Performing Arts Building on Oct. 29. (Jasmine Rosales)
