Students celebrate end of semester with 'undie run'
University official said in a campus-wide email that it will trash all clothing discarded in the event. (File photo)
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — Colorado State University students went ahead with Friday's annual "Undie Run" despite opposition from university officials.
The event started as an end-of-semester clothing donation drive but has devolved over six years into a raucous gathering.
According to KMGH-TV, university police say there were no serious incidents as students ran about in their underwear.
University official said in a campus-wide email that it will trash all clothing discarded in the event.
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