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Slideshow: Dia Going Up on a Tuesday

By Baylor LariatApril 15, 2015Updated:April 15, 2015 Featured No Comments1 Min Read

San Antonio sophomore Trevor Taylor joins the zumba workout on Fountain Mall after completing the Diadeloso Fun Run on Tuesday morning. Rae Jefferson | Lariat A&E Editor

McAllen freshmen Valeria Laddaga and Marcela Trevino color the foam at the end of the Diadeloso Fun Run on Tuesday morning. Rae Jefferson | Lariat A&E Editor

Uproar artist Luke Hicks performs Tuesday morning in the Sub Bowl to kick off performances including Pop Lockers & Breakers, VirtuOSO and Guerilla Troupe. Jeffrey Swindoll | Lariat Sports Writer

Thorndale, Texas, sophomore Josh Jones encourages his teammates in tug-of-war Tuesday morning. Skye Duncan | Lariat Photo Editor

The Swing Dance Society dances on the main stage at Diadeloso. Skye Duncan | Lariat Photo Editor

Waco freshman Elizbeth Montelongo paints a snake onto Austin junior Lance Ingram at the Kappa Delta Chi face painting booth. Skye Duncan | Lariat Photo Editor

El Paso sophomore Alexander Lozano shoots some hoops at an inflatable basketball booth. Skye Duncan | Lariat Photo Editor

Dallas junior Madeleine Traeger shoots the other team in archery tag on South Russell Field. Skye Duncan | Lariat Photo Editor

Houston sophomore Lauren Pevehouse and Austin sophomore Joanna Wang pet Tink, a chihuahua dachshund mix, at Diadeloso. Skye Duncan | Lariat Photo Editor

Conroe sophomore Jordan Calvert drives an Air Force plane around Fountain Mall. Skye Duncan | Lariat Photo Editor

VirtuOSO performes in the Sub Bowl Tuesday afternoon at Diadeloso. Magen Davis | Lariat Videographer

Baylor’s acapella group VirtuOSO performs Tuesday afternoon in the Sub Bowl. VirtuOSO will be performing at the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella Final in New York April 18. Magen Davis | Lariat Videographer

El Paso junior Alex Jones shows off his meal during lunch at Burleson Quadrangle on Tuesday. Baylor dining provided hamburgers and kielbasa sausage with trimmings during the university’s annual Diadeloso celebration.

Magician Max Major wows the crowd when he takes the stage on Fountain Mall during Baylor’s annual Diadeloso celebration on Tuesday. Major performed mind reading tricks in front of hundreds of audience members. Cody Soto | Lariat Sports Writer

Max Major guesses a word picked from a magazine by a student during his show at Daideloso on Fountain Mall Tuesday afternoon. Kevin Freeman | Lariat Photographer

Pineville, La. freshman Eileen Eichenauer, Aurora, Colo. sophomore Chara Blackwell, and Austin senior Jessica Huebschman spend time together in the “Take a Seat, Make a Friend” ballpits on Fountain Mall during Diadeloso. Kevin Freeman | Lariat Photographer

Lili jumps over three bars on her hind legs during the Olate Dogs show in Barfield Drawing Room during Diadeloso. Kevin Freeman | Lariat Photographer

Lili plays jump rope with Nicholas and Richard during the Olate Dogs show in Barfield Drawing Room during Diadeloso. Kevin Freeman | Lariat Photographer

Phi Beta Sigma performs in the NPHC Step Show on Fountain Mall during Diadeloso. Kevin Freeman | Lariat Photographer

Lead guitarist of Honest Men and Longview senior Brooks Whitehurst preforms on Fountain Mall. The band was the winner of Battle of the Bands. Hannah Haseloff | Lariat Photographer

Fans cheer on Honest Men, winners of the Baylor Union Board sponsored Battle of the Bands. Hannah Haseloff | Lariat Photographer

Norwegian sing/songwriting duo Nico & Vinz closed DIA with a vibrant performance in Waco Hall. Nicolay “Nico” Sereba has Ivorian roots and Vincent “Vinz” Dery has two Ghanian parents. The combination of these two heritages give their music a unique Afro-Norwegian feel. Jess Schurz | Lariat Photographer

Vincent “Vinz” Dery grew up in Lambertseter, Oslo and has two Ghanian parents. Jess Schurz | Lariat Photographer

Nicolay “Nico” Sereba has roots in the Ivory Coast and grew up in Holmlia, Oslo. Jess Schurz | Lariat Photographer

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