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4/1/2025, 9:55am

Student Groups Battle It Out At RHA’s Annual Mocktail Event

By Taja Colbert
Student Groups Battle It Out At RHA’s Annual Mocktail Event
Jayden Pohlman Editor-in-Chief
Student groups were invited to create their own themed non-alcoholic drinks.

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Shippensburg University's Residence Hall Association (RHA) hosted its annual Mocktails event on Wednesday, March 25, in the CUB MPR. Student groups had to sign up in advance and use their creativity to compete against one another for the best mocktail.

This year’s theme, “Game On: Fight for the Win,” inspired each table to represent a different popular game. One table featured the classic game Sorry, while another showcased Connect Four. The theme added an enjoyable element, as people compared their favorite childhood and recent games.

Sixteen student groups participated, presenting their mocktails throughout the evening. First place earned a $300 cash prize, second place received $150 and third place won $50. There was also a "Popular Vote" prize, which awarded the winner a karaoke machine.

Once the drinks were completed, the popular vote was conducted. Each group visited the other tables, sampled the mocktails, scanned the QR code at the table and voted for their favorite drink.

After the tasting, judges—Jen Miller (Director of Housing and Residence Life), Emily Javitt (Director of Campus Life), Kyle Miller (Director of Student Conduct and Community Standards), Tammy Garrett and Julia Downs (Connection Program GA) selected winners.

Third place went to Women’s Rugby, second place was awarded to the Bio Club, and first place was claimed by Student Veterans of America. Each group was ecstatic and well-deserving of their victories. The popular vote, which resulted in the highly anticipated karaoke machine, went to Kieffer Hall Council.

To learn more about future RHA events, follow them on Instagram at @rha_raiders.

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