Halloween celebrations tend to change as people grow older. Some choose to abandon their childhood tradition of trick-or-treating to attend parties instead, and some don’t celebrate at all. We asked five students when they stopped trick-or-treating, and if they did, how they celebrate Halloween now. Join the conversation by using the hashtag #SacStateSays on social media.

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