Corbeil Mnibus Chevrolet

Operated by First Student Inc.

study model of a rural retreat to be located at Reggae Falls in St. Thomas, Jamaica

HDR student workshops event

In the BioHack Academy the focus is on making lab equipment accessible through the open source sharing of designs.

On 3 April 2018 the BioHack Academy students presented their final projects. Visitors could discover the future of food, materials and products during the end presentation of our students. The projects show the potential of biotechnology and its creative application. Roland van Dierendonck, head of the BioHack Academy introduced this year's BioHack Academy after which the students received the official BioHack Academy Award.

This years students are: Matthijs de Block (BE), Jahangir Jahanbahkshi (NL), Jan Köhler (DE/HN), Malu Lücking (DE), Laura Olalde (AR), Bart Peeters (NL), Anna Pelgrim (NL), Alexander Rose (UK), Nel Thomas (DK). More information on waag.org/biohack

3rd International Student Congress

Widener University President James T. Harris III and President’s Award recipient Rachel Hadrick.

Students study and socialize in the Student Union, which includes seating areas, booths, televisions, and games.

Photo's by Tori Langseder

Nursing students Stephanie Hardy and Kevin O'Connell join NSC alumnus Lorenzo Omandaec, RN, in helping a camper with insulin administration at Camp Vegas.

Other students like to cycle to get to lectures

Students and Chancellor Dr. Franklin Gilliam enjoying festivities at the Fall Kick-Off event on College Ave.

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frames from collaborative Photoshop project made with a Color & Composition Class

Student Career Forum

New York

November 12, 2010

Box 5 Miscellaneous

Students pose on the Valhalla Campus in fall setting. October 22, 2019 Photos By Kenneth Gabrielsen

A group of more than 60 students have gathered on the 7th floor of the USM law building to protest termination of faculty. Photo by Jennifer Rooks

Doc students

Student appreciation week Winter 2012

Scrutineering info

Students from Franklin Elementary School, Salt Lake City School District, visited the Governor's Mansion and joined Gov. Gary Herbert and First Lady Jeanette Herbert in the annual decorating of the Christmas tree in the mansion's library. The ornaments were made by students at the school.

Final stages of rehearsals for the performance of the DATH200 production of Unspoken.

Performance by second year Dance students at the University of Plymouth.