CCEC students set up "Social Justice Stations" related to environment, housing and homelessness, education, food insecurity, incarceration rates, medical issues, and animal rights and welfare.
CCEC students set up "Social Justice Stations" related to environment, housing and homelessness, education, food insecurity, incarceration rates, medical issues, and animal rights and welfare.
Fall Fest Carnival hosted by Arcadia's student organizations was filled with foods, crafts, and activities available for guests of all ages. Photo by Ashley Selig '19
Fall Fest Carnival hosted by Arcadia's student organizations was filled with foods, crafts, and activities available for guests of all ages. Photo by Ashley Selig '19
Arcadia University First Friday Concerts in the Castle kicked off with the Arcadia Jazz Faculty Ensemble, a versatile group who are equally comfortable in classical, jazz, world, musical theater, and rock music. Photo by Ashley Selig '19
Arcadia University First Friday Concerts in the Castle kicked off with the Arcadia Jazz Faculty Ensemble, a versatile group who are equally comfortable in classical, jazz, world, musical theater, and rock music. Photo by Ashley Selig '19
Magician Trent James brought his “classic magic show” and high-energy performance. Photo by Ashley Selig '19
Magician Trent James brought his “classic magic show” and high-energy performance. Photo by Ashley Selig '19
The Department Psychology hosted their annual Psi Chi Annual Induction Ceremony in the Grey Towers Castle. Photo by Ashley Selig '19
The Department Psychology hosted their annual Psi Chi Annual Induction Ceremony in the Grey Towers Castle. Photo by Ashley Selig '19
Office of Institutional Diversity welcomed back an alumna, Elishia Peterson, '09 to celebrate the publishing and inaugural public reading of her first book “Blacklisted: 12 Men Facing Stigma and Success” a collection of 126 poems that encompasses the realness of being a black man in America. Photo by Remi Frisby '19.
Office of Institutional Diversity welcomed back an alumna, Elishia Peterson, '09 to celebrate the publishing and inaugural public reading of her first book “Blacklisted: 12 Men Facing Stigma and Success” a collection of 126 poems that encompasses the realness of being a black man in America. Photo by Remi Frisby '19.
The Honors Program as welcomed Dr. Paul Zeitz as the first Executive in Residence. The author of Waging Justice: A Doctor's Journey to Speak Truth and Be Bold, he is a leader in the global justice and HIV/AIDS advocacy.
The Honors Program as welcomed Dr. Paul Zeitz as the first Executive in Residence. The author of Waging Justice: A Doctor's Journey to Speak Truth and Be Bold, he is a leader in the global justice and HIV/AIDS advocacy.
