For some, prom was a night filled with laughter and friends and a time to dress up and dance the night away, but that was not the reality for everyone. Others could not dress up the way they wanted to, nor were they able to go with the person they wanted. But the Pride Resource Center at Colorado State University was determined to reset the clock and offer a safe space, a second chance — as attendee Jade Szettella put it, a “healing” experience — at their event: Queer Prom. Friday, April 25, the PRC decorated the Lory Student Center Theater to match the theme of Night at the Museum, where anybody — so long as they were older than 18 — could have a safe and fun night. Read more in the link in our bio. Written by sophwebb3 Photo by @cait_takes_pics #collegianlife #collegianlifeandculture #csuprideresourcecenter #CSURams #studentmedia #studentlife #rockymountaincollegian #csucollegian #rmsmc #queerprom