What’s in your bag? Students share their warming station essentials

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A main motivator for most students to come to the union was to charge the electronics that are essential to their normal and student lives. “I have my two laptops just in case I need to charge my devices (when I’m) at Campus Walk,” Sharp said. While many students brought bags full of snacks, sophomore general business major Jakya Ellis noted that many meals can be found on campus. So I’m grateful.”Pichon offered advice to any students contemplating staying at a warming center. “(Bring) whatever you think you need just to survive, I guess, cover, food, everyday hygiene, basically,” Pichon said.