Months passed. The project matured into a living organism. It hosted workshops, late-night coffee salons, and an annual event they dubbed "Memory Harvest" where seniors donated objects to be cataloged. Jonah taught a course on low-cost sensors and ethical hacking. Aria’s drawings became the campus’s unofficial map—used by students who wanted a different way to navigate. Dre’s zine circulated beyond campus, folded into community centers and coffee shops in the city.