Two big moments on campus that Bumble BFF should definitely be part of this year are Round-Up Weekend and the UT Spring Market.

Round-Up is one of the most social weekends at UT, bringing together students from all over for events, pop-ups, and brand activations. It’s the perfect chance for Bumble BFF to connect with students looking to make new friends and build their social circle, especially before summer.

Hosting a booth with photo ops, giveaways, or a “Find Your BFF” challenge would be a fun and natural way to get people talking about Bumble.

The UT Spring Market is another great fit since it’s all about community, small businesses, and supporting student creators. Bumble BFF could sponsor a booth where students connect over shared interests or make friendship bracelets while learning about the app, tying perfectly into Bumble’s message of meaningful, empowering connections!

I’d promote Bumble’s values by creating genuine spaces where people feel comfortable connecting and being themselves. On campus, I’d focus on showing that Bumble isn’t just a dating app, it’s a place to meet new friends, find mentors, and build real confidence!

I’d love to collaborate with student orgs like Women in Business and Texas HBSA to host casual events or conversations around topics like self-worth, relationships, and empowerment. I’d also use my social media to share authentic, relatable content that encourages people to make the first move and own who they are.

My goal would be to make Bumble feel like a supportive part of student life, not just an app, but a community that helps people grow and connect in meaningful ways.

Yes!