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Students took advantage of a pre-Halloween snowstorm to build their own ski slope and trick rail on Carnegie Green.
This photo was found in folder labeled “Blake General Student Life” in an envelope labeled “1943” and seems to be from the Lens Shots section of the 1943 Call O'Pan yearbook
School spirit aplenty and much to cheer about at the Moving Up Ceremony at Memorial Chapel on May 23, 2018, as seniors vacate their seats at the front of the chapel and the returning classes move forward, forward, and downstairs (rising sophomores). Photography by Glenn Minshall.
Prior to exam week and the end of Fall semester Director of Student Activities Cris Ramirez organized a community wide holiday celebration on December 16, 2018, which included:
Gingerbread House Making.
Henna Tattoo Artist.
Sale Items from Service Leaders.
Gift Wrapping Station hosted by Service Leaders.
Photo with Santa.
Candy Cane Reindeer Making.
Friendship Bracelets.
Ornament Creations and Decorations hosted by GEO.
Advancement Fundraiser Challenge.
Holiday Snacks and Treats from Dining.
Thank You Cards for P&P, Dining, and Security Staff.
Cookie Decoration & Greeting Card Making hosted by the Interfaith Council.
Aroma Therapy Stress Ball Making hosted by Peer Educators.
With Special Performances from
the Nellies, Mount Harmony, Hogapella and Ron Smith's percussion ensembles.
MYSTERIOUS TRAVELER – Fans of the classic British sci-fi show Doctor Who gather for photos in front of the good doctor's Tardis, which made a Nov. 22 appearance on Lake Superior State University's campus, in recognition of the show's 50th birthday. The Dishman family — LSSU student Jeanine (in door), Sue, and Larry — from Clinton Township, Mich., and Kati Doty of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., capture likenesses next to the elusive prop. LSSU's Doctor Who club spent several weeks preparing, painting, and assembling the Tardis, which Doctor Who uses to travel across vast expanses of space, time, and story lines. The club gathers each Thursday at 7 p.m. to enjoy watching the show on a 30-foot star dome in Crawford Hall's Ben Long Planetarium. (LSSU/John Shibley)