Groups of students crowd the academic mall during lunchtime. Many were eager to sign up for the multitude of clubs offered on campus throughout club rush week.

Students greet each other and inquire about details at one of the booths. Every day at lunch, multiple club booths lined the edges of the academic mall.

The Boys and Girls Club of Carlsbad hosts a booth at club rush. Throughout the week, the organization filled its table with candy, stickers and sign-up sheets.

Sage Creek Croissant Club members hold up a poster detailing the activities they participate in. This attracts attention from students all around, eager to get involved and sign up with the incentive of a fresh croissant each Friday.

Senior Sanat Afzalpurkar stands behind the Academic League poster–a club which he is an officer of. The Academic League competes in jeopardy-style competitions with teams from other schools.

A student signs up for the Girls in STEAM club. STEAM is an acronym, standing for science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics.

Students sign up for the community arts club which encourages students to unleash their creativity. They have a special tradition of playing American artist Bob Ross tutorials during their club meetings.

Sophomore Ella Azzeh advocates for students to join Sage Creek’s branch of the Young Life club. The Young Life club is a group of people who are mainly christian, who come together on Monday’s to play games.

Two students read the aerospace club’s poster. The aerospace club creates model rockets for The American Rocket Challenge while promoting space and aviation engineering skills.

Senior Kimrut Kaur stands beside her poster advertising the Communicating and Socializing club. The CAS club strives to form a community where everyone can learn communication skills, as well as form new friendships between members.