Hillfest 2013: Recap Video

September 18, 2013

Earlier this month, St. Edwards University hosted its 12th annual Hillfest to welcome new students to the Hilltopper community. If you missed– or just want to relive– this year’s Hillfest 2013, don’t worry, we’ve got your back. You can check out scenes from this year’s Hillfest in our recap video. Performances by The Wild Party and Sons of Santos.

–Recorded by Carlos Sanchez.

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