THE HILL – Feast at Rieber closed its doors earlier than usual today at 8 p.m. Some students ran to the dining hall, being let in just as the doors closed.

THE HILL – De Neve Residential Restaurant remained busy as of around 8 p.m., with multiple stations rushing to replenish food to keep up with demand.

THE HILL – At 7:30 p.m., the line at Feast at Rieber had around 80 people in it, with more people joining. The line moved only in stops and starts, moving large groups of people at a time.

THE HILL – Ella Francisco, a second-year physiological science student, said she supports the strike while waiting in line for dinner at Feast at Rieber.
“It feels like poor allocation of money,” Francisco said.

A line of about 30 people has formed outside Feast at Rieber. The line is continuing to grow, moving only in stops and starts. The Dining Hall is operating on a take-out basis because of the ongoing AFSCME Local 3299 strike.

WEST HOLLYWOOD – “I voted for Kamala Harris and for Democrats down the ballot because those are the people who are for everyone,” said Kelley Bruggere, a Democrat from Portland at a pro-Harris event in West Hollywood.

WEST HOLLYWOOD – Another bottle of champagne was opened as people begin to trickle out of a pro-Harris Comedy and Chill watch party in West Hollywood.

WEST HOLLYWOOD – “I think one of the reasons that Kamala’s campaign has been so powerful over the last 100 days is because people have been together,” said Maria Bruggere, the organizer of a pro-Harris Comedy and Chill watch party in West Hollywood.

WEST HOLLYWOOD – “I’m sort of OK with how the results go. Of course I want (Harris) to win, but doing something is the most important thing,” said Maria Bruggere, the organizer of a Pro-Harris Comedy and Chill watch party in West Hollywood.

WEST HOLLYWOOD – “We’re all here for the greater good of humanity and the greater cause, and the race is not over yet”, said Maria Bruggere, the organizer of a Pro-Harris Comedy and Chill watch party in West Hollywood, in a toast to the crowd.