Students build terrariums for Earth Day
On April 22, the university hosted its Earth Day Terrarium Takeover in the Adanti Student Center in Room 217, where students spent the afternoon creating miniature plant ecosystems.
Future Owls welcomed to campus
On Saturday, April 11, the university welcomed admitted first‑year and transfer students to Accepted Student Day, a signature event designed to help future Owls explore academic programs, campus life and next steps
Residents show spirit at Hall Olympics
On Sunday, April 12, residents from across campus gathered for the university’s annual Hall Olympics, a spirited morning of friendly competition and hall pride.
Spring blooms with bouquet making
Tables were set up with a variety of stems and supplies, giving participants the chance to experiment with colors and styles as they built their arrangements. The varietals included different colors of
A night of culture at the Heritage Ball
The event followed the theme “New Orleans French Quarter Midnight” and featured bright colors, festive decorations and a lively atmosphere that welcomed students and guests.
Lunar New Year brings students together
On Feb. 17, the university hosted its Lunar New Year Jùhuì at the Adanti Student Center Multicultural Center, bringing students together to celebrate the Year of the Horse through food, culture and
Students adjust to the snow covering campus
The closure created an unexpected pause in the semester, and students adapted by catching up on schoolwork, staying warm inside residence halls and taking time for themselves.
Gymnastics celebrates senior day
On Sunday, Feb. 15, the university gymnastics team fell to the University of Bridgeport 192.625–192.525 in a close dual meet on Senior Day at James Moore Field House.
Future Owls at fall Undergraduate Open House
On Saturday, Nov. 8, the university welcomed prospective students and their families for the fall Undergraduate Open House.
Walk to support breast cancer awareness
Representatives from Covering My Sisters, Student Health Services and other campus organizations spoke about prevention, early detection and the importance of community support.
Take a break to enjoy puppies and pumpkins
Participants painted pumpkins, grabbed slices of pizza and interacted with the Guiding Eyes puppies Nia, Bitsy and Rover.
Swimming and diving teams athletes in action
Swimmers raced in freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly, while divers showcased routines from both the one-meter and three-meter boards.
Women’s soccer scores twice in loss to Saint Anselm
“We came out really strong. We had a more offensive mindset, which we haven’t had in previous games,” midfielder Julia Hargraves, a sophomore, said.