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Wonderfront 2025 Photo Essay

Wonderfront 2025 was a festival to remember with dazzling visuals and captivating performances
Image of Wonderfront interactive letter art. Festival attendees signed the giant letters with their names & inspiring messages.
Image of Wonderfront interactive letter art. Festival attendees signed the giant letters with their names & inspiring messages.
Isabella Biunno
About the Contributors
Isabella Biunno
Isabella Biunno, 2025 Co-Editor-in-Chief, ’24-25 Managing Editor, ’23-24 Photo Editor
Isabella Biunno is the Co-Editor-in-Chief for The Daily Aztec. She is originally from Las Vegas, Nevada where she was a part of publications for seven years. She is a fourth-year Psychology major with an emphasis in Neuroscience, and she plans to attend graduate school to become a Doctor of Occupational Therapy. She loves photography, editing, and creating, and she can’t wait to continue contributing to the DA. One thing she is passionate about outside of photojournalism is being involved in the disability community. She was an instructor at SDSU’s Adaptive Fitness Clinic, president of the Pre-Occupational Therapy Student Association, and a board member for a nonprofit called Mentoring Autistic Minds. She worked as an instructor at a company back home called Inclusion Fusion where she was able to work with individuals with disabilities. Although her career-related passions fall in the healthcare field, she enjoys journalism just as much. She looks forward to expanding her experience as an editor this year.
Roman Aguilar
Roman Aguilar, ’25-26 Sports Editor, ’24-25 Sports Editor, ’23 -24 Sports Editor
Roman Aguilar (he/him/his) is a fourth-year journalism major with a minor in communications from Stockton, California. He joined The Daily Aztec in 2022, covering football, men’s basketball, and water polo before becoming sports editor. Aguilar is also the sports director for KCR College Radio, where he covers SDSU athletics, broadcast games, attends concerts, and interviews artists. Outside the newsroom, he’s often at local shows or watching his favorite horror films.