On Friday and Saturday night, about 10 Wells College students on the Oddline and Evenline participated in a dance-off and played corn hole for this spring's Odd/Even, also known as Even/Odd. The Odds and Evens practiced for two weeks in preparation for the competitions. Three judges from Wells faculty and staff declared the Evenline the winners of the dance-off. At the corn hole match, the students kept score, and the Evenline won the best of two out of three rounds.
Odd/Even concluded with a tie last semester between the annual sing-off and kickball game. For more details on Wells’ Odd/Even, read more about how the tradition has evolved in the last 125 years. Follow Wells College on Facebook and Instagram for updates and live coverage of future events.
