PHOTOS: Students decompress at annual Rage N Relax on South Lawn

Kaitlyn Webb and Jacob Sebastian

April 29, 2025

Freshman Rett Threat Veach throws his safety helmet after jumping on top of the demolition car at the Rage N Relax event on South Lawn on April 29, 2025. “A lot of people are always stressed about college. It’s a lot of new life decisions and choices. Sometimes you just need to let it all out.” Veach said. (Kaitlyn Webb)

Sophomore Chinese education major Evie Farley clutches a bunny at the Rage N Relax event on Tuesday, April 29, 2025. “Last year they had bunnies as well, so I came out to pet them and get a massage,” Farley said. (Jacob Sebastian)

WKU Freshman Kaeden Sutherland kisses a car bumper that he ripped off a demolition car at the Rage N Relax event on South Lawn on April. 29, 2025. “I need to get my rage out. I’m going to be honest, It’s been a stressful semester. This made it a little bit better because I have a bumper now,” Sutherland said. (Kaitlyn Webb)

Junior film production major Sav Covey de-stresses with a massage at the Rage N Relax event on Tuesday, April 29, 2025. “I’ve been really stressed with the film festival coming up on Thursday, so this is really relaxing,” Covey said. (Jacob Sebastian)

WKU students smash a demolition car at the Rage N Relax event on South Lawn on April. 29, 2025. (Kaitlyn Webb)

Sophomore animation major Belle Brandenburg paints a miniature house at the Rage N Relax on Tuesday, April 29, 2025. When asked why she attended, Brandenburg said “I had a lot of free time, and there are bunnies and puppies here!” (Jacob Sebastian)

About the Contributors

Kaitlyn Webb, Staff Photographer

Kaitlyn Webb is a staff photographer at the Herald.

Jacob Sebastian

Jacob Sebastian, Staff Photographer

Jacob Sebastian is a photographer for the Herald. Sebastian is a sophomore double majoring in Photojournalism and Environmental, Sustainability, and Geographic Studies. Originally from Cub Run, Kentucky, this is his first year on Herald staff.