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On July 16, 2001, Beaver College becomes Arcadia University. In November of the previous academic year, the name change was announced to students at a midnight celebration.

Arcadia University students move in fall 2002.

With the renovations to Landman Library complete, Arcadia University administration (President Emerita Dr. Bette E. Landman center) cuts the ribbon at the dedication in 2003.

Student ambassadors wear Arcadia University t-shirts during the 2004 New Student Orientation.

Arcadia University's cheer team performs during a 2005 basketball game.

2006 spring break service trip to Louisiana to assist with Hurricane Katrina relief.

Attendees select their handmade bowls during the 2007 Empty Bowl event, which raises awareness for hunger in the community.

Arcadia University students play quidditch on Haber Green in 2008.

Arcadia University students perform during the 2009 Mr. Beaver competition.

“Snowmageddon” at Arcadia University in February 2010.

In 2011, international students participate in a camp hosted by the Office of International Affairs (now the Division of Civic and Global Engagement).

Arcadia University’s Athletics Department breaks ground in 2012 on Easton Field (now the Jane Lenox West field).

In 2013, the Raising Expectations for Academic Learning (REAL) Certificate launches for students with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities to have the opportunity to participate in a post-secondary academic-, vocational- and social inclusion-focused program.

Arcadia University's women’s lacrosse team wins the 2014 MAC Championship.

Doctor of Physical Therapy students pour buckets of ice water over their heads as part of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge in 2015.

Arcadia Exhibitions installs “Pati Hill: Photocopier–A Survey of Prints and Books (1974-83)” in 2016, curated by Richard Torchia and supported by The Pew Center for Arts and Heritage.

Arcadia University student organizations Melanin in Action and POWER, with additional collaboration by Pan-African Studies; Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice Department; Office of the Provost; Young Democratic Socialists of Arcadia University; and Act 101/Gateway to Success, host the Day of Silence and Break the Silence Workshop in 2017 to ignite cultural change on campus.

Arcadia University's baseball team wins the 2018 MAC Championship.

Arcadia University launches a co-educational esports program as a varsity sport in the fall 2019.

Arcadia University perseveres through the pandemic to be All-Modes Ready for courses and extracurricular activities in 2020.

Arcadia University Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) students open the pro bono clinic in March 2021 for underinsured or uninsured members of the general public to have access to care. Photo by DPT student Victoria Brady '22.

Marion Rosenbaum ’68; Charles W. Null and Catherine T. Null Memorial Endowed Scholarship recipient, Noxolo Heleni ’21; Kerry Costello-Leraris ’92, ’94MEd, Alumni Association President; Fulfilling the Promise Retention Fund recipient, Terrence Finley ’22, and his father, Daniel Finley, connect during the Celebration of Scholarship event.

Donor, Kerry Costello-Leraris ’92, ’94MEd with Charles W. Null and Catherine T. Null Memorial Endowed Scholarship recipient, Noxolo Heleni ’21.

Recipient of the Charles L. Moulton Mathematics Scholarship, Long Nguyen ’20 and donor, Dr. Linda Moulton.

Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations, Brigette A. Bryant; Fulfilling the Promise Retention Fund recipient, Stephanie Gonzalez ’22; and Trustee Emerita, Beverly Rappaport Goldberg ’53.

Alma Alabilikian ’58, Barbara Jones Sibley ’58, Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations Brigette A. Bryant, and Pat Fletcher Lyford ’58. Of the six endowed class scholarships, The Class of 1958 has raised the most of any class in Arcadia’s history.

Mrs. Paayal Nair and President Ajay Nair with Child Care of Montgomery County, Inc. Endowed Scholarship recipient, Aliyah Pulley ’23, and Joan Thomas Martin ’64 Scholarship recipient, Aimee Rouff ’22.

Child Care of Montgomery County, Inc. Endowed Scholarship recipient and keynote speaker, Aliyah Pulley ’23, addresses students and donors during the Celebration of Scholarship.

The Office of Study away hosted a study abroad fair where students could explore the variety of study abroad programs offered to them.

The Office of Study away hosted a study abroad fair where students could explore the variety of study abroad programs offered to them.

The Office of Study away hosted a study abroad fair where students could explore the variety of study abroad programs offered to them.

Arcadia faculty showcased their musical talents as part of the First Fridays in the Castle concert series which takes place on the first Friday of the month.

Arcadia faculty showcased their musical talents as part of the First Fridays in the Castle concert series which takes place on the first Friday of the month.

On Valentine's Day, students volunteering with Counseling Services dressed as fairies and promoted sexual health.

On Valentine's Day, students volunteering with Counseling Services dressed as fairies and promoted sexual health.

The Arcadia University Alumni Association invited Class of 2020 undergraduate and graduate students to kick off the countdown to graduation with 87 Knights to Commencement. Held 87 days before Commencement, students are encouraged to invite any special and influential faculty or staff members to join them for the celebration to thank them for helping to provide a valuable experience during their time at Arcadia.

The Arcadia University Alumni Association invited Class of 2020 undergraduate and graduate students to kick off the countdown to graduation with 87 Knights to Commencement. Held 87 days before Commencement, students are encouraged to invite any special and influential faculty or staff members to join them for the celebration to thank them for helping to provide a valuable experience during their time at Arcadia.

Arcadia University hosted a semi-formal and formal dress sale from Feb. 21st-March 1st to benefit area high school students. Proceeds from the sale went to The Covenant House, a nonprofit organization that provides shelter and support services for homeless and displaced adolescents.

Arcadia University hosted a semi-formal and formal dress sale from Feb. 21st-March 1st to benefit area high school students. Proceeds from the sale went to The Covenant House, a nonprofit organization that provides shelter and support services for homeless and displaced adolescents.

Arcadia University hosted a semi-formal and formal dress sale from Feb. 21st-March 1st to benefit area high school students. Proceeds from the sale went to The Covenant House, a nonprofit organization that provides shelter and support services for homeless and displaced adolescents.

The Office of Institutional Diversity, ACT 101/ Gateway to Success Program, and the Pan African Studies Department held the African American Read on February 26th. This Read-In is a national event that is dedicated to diversity in literature. It is the first and oldest event to promote literature diversity. It was established in 1990 to make literacy a significant part of Black History Month.

The Office of Institutional Diversity, ACT 101/ Gateway to Success Program, and the Pan African Studies Department held the African American Read on February 26th. This Read-In is a national event that is dedicated to diversity in literature. It is the first and oldest event to promote literature diversity. It was established in 1990 to make literacy a significant part of Black History Month.

The Office of Institutional Diversity, ACT 101/ Gateway to Success Program, and the Pan African Studies Department held the African American Read on February 26th. This Read-In is a national event that is dedicated to diversity in literature. It is the first and oldest event to promote literature diversity. It was established in 1990 to make literacy a significant part of Black History Month.

Arcadia University Department of Physical Therapy and the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) hosted a collaborative discussion about the practice models for physical therapists, “Practice Revolution: Physician Owned, Corporate, Health Care Systems, Independent, and More.”

Arcadia University Department of Physical Therapy and the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) hosted a collaborative discussion about the practice models for physical therapists, “Practice Revolution: Physician Owned, Corporate, Health Care Systems, Independent, and More.”

On January 16th, more than 125 members of the Arcadia community gathered in Grey Towers Castle for a welcome back event and to hear the dedication announcement of the Laura Minerva Korman Mirror Room.

On January 16th, more than 125 members of the Arcadia community gathered in Grey Towers Castle for a welcome back event and to hear the dedication announcement of the Laura Minerva Korman Mirror Room.

Members of the Doctors of Physical Therapy (DPT) Class of 2020 presented their poster projects on Jan. 17.

Members of the Doctors of Physical Therapy (DPT) Class of 2020 presented their poster projects on Jan. 17.

The Research Day presentations were followed by awards for graduating DPT students.

Members of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2020 received their diplomas and were hooded at the DPT Commencement ceremony on Jan. 19.

Members of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2020 received their diplomas and were hooded at the DPT Commencement ceremony on Jan. 19.

Arcadia University student and staff volunteers joined the Community and Civic Engagement Center (CCEC) for its annual Give and Shred event on Martin Luther King Day of Service on Jan. 20.

Arcadia University student and staff volunteers joined the Community and Civic Engagement Center (CCEC) for its annual Give and Shred event on Martin Luther King Day of Service on Jan. 20.

The Office of Institutional Diversity and the local Cheltenham Area Branch of NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) joined together to talk about the school-to-prison pipeline that plagues our state during the MLK 2020 Panel Discussion.

The Office of Institutional Diversity and the local Cheltenham Area Branch of NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) joined together to talk about the school-to-prison pipeline that plagues our state during the MLK 2020 Panel Discussion.

Arcadia community members joined creative forces to begin examining, expanding, and exploring Arcadia’s brand during 20/20 Arcadia in Focus event.

Arcadia community members joined creative forces to begin examining, expanding, and exploring Arcadia’s brand during 20/20 Arcadia in Focus event.

The Office of International Programs threw a party to celebrate Lunar New Year. The celebration featured traditional Asian foods, and taught guests the Chinese zodiac.

The Office of International Programs threw a party to celebrate Lunar New Year. The celebration featured traditional Asian foods, and taught guests the Chinese zodiac.

The Office of International Programs threw a party to celebrate Lunar New Year. The celebration featured traditional Asian foods, and taught guests the Chinese zodiac.

Arcadia’s reverse Preview program welcomed to campus students and a visiting faculty member from China’s Jiangsu University.

Arcadia’s reverse Preview program welcomed to campus students and a visiting faculty member from China’s Jiangsu University.

Curator and artist Melissa Madonna Haims, who was this year's juror of the "Student Biennial 2020" held a lecture in the University Commons Great Room.

Curator and artist Melissa Madonna Haims, who was this year's juror of the "Student Biennial 2020" held a lecture in the University Commons Great Room.

UKnighted Tuesday event brought together Arcadia alumni, faculty, staff and friends to celebrate the best of the University and provide a collective show of support for today’s students.

UKnighted Tuesday event brought together Arcadia alumni, faculty, staff and friends to celebrate the best of the University and provide a collective show of support for today’s students.

The Math and Actuarial Science Club (MASC) and the International Peer Associates League (IPALs) hosted a Karaoke Glow Party on Dec. 4 to help integrate international students into the Arcadia community and promote inclusivity of different cultures.

The Math and Actuarial Science Club (MASC) and the International Peer Associates League (IPALs) hosted a Karaoke Glow Party on Dec. 4 to help integrate international students into the Arcadia community and promote inclusivity of different cultures.

Arcadia students were invited to make lavender jars and hang out with miniature ponies as part of destress week co-sponsored by Student Health Services, Engagement and New Student Programs, Counseling Services, and the LRN.

Arcadia students were invited to make lavender jars and hang out with miniature ponies as part of destress week co-sponsored by Student Health Services, Engagement and New Student Programs, Counseling Services, and the LRN.

Arcadia students were invited to make lavender jars and hang out with miniature ponies as part of destress week co-sponsored by Student Health Services, Engagement and New Student Programs, Counseling Services, and the LRN.

Arcadia students were invited to make lavender jars and hang out with miniature ponies as part of destress week co-sponsored by Student Health Services, Engagement and New Student Programs, Counseling Services, and the LRN.

Arcadia University and The Foundation of The Society of St. George invited Society members, alumni of the Foundation's scholarship program, and Arcadia University leaders and students for a Celebratory Holiday Dinner recognizing more than 30 years of generosity.

Arcadia University and The Foundation of The Society of St. George invited Society members, alumni of the Foundation's scholarship program, and Arcadia University leaders and students for a Celebratory Holiday Dinner recognizing more than 30 years of generosity.

Arcadia University students were invited to come enjoy a late night breakfast in the dining hall and gain some energy for their finals.

Arcadia University students were invited to come enjoy a late night breakfast in the dining hall and gain some energy for their finals.

The Art Department Class of 2020 presented the Visionary 2020: 8x8 Exhibition during the show opening on December 12th. This exhibition features a collection of senior work dedicated towards presenting their unique voice and creative talents.

The Art Department Class of 2020 presented the Visionary 2020: 8x8 Exhibition during the show opening on December 12th. This exhibition features a collection of senior work dedicated towards presenting their unique voice and creative talents.

On Dec. 17, members of the Arcadia University community explored areas of sustainability, First-Year Student Experience, civic engagement, and other topics that emerged from the Strategy Development sessions held throughout the fall 2019 semester.

On Dec. 17, members of the Arcadia University community explored areas of sustainability, First-Year Student Experience, civic engagement, and other topics that emerged from the Strategy Development sessions held throughout the fall 2019 semester.

Arcadia’s Student Programming Board held the 41st annual Mr. Beaver Beauty Pageant on Saturday, November 2.

Arcadia’s Student Programming Board held the 41st annual Mr. Beaver Beauty Pageant on Saturday, November 2.

Arcadia faculty showcased their musical talents as part of the First Fridays in the Castle concert series which takes place on the first Friday of the month.

Arcadia faculty showcased their musical talents as part of the First Fridays in the Castle concert series which takes place on the first Friday of the month.

The Physical Therapy department held the annual Charles M. Magistro lecture delivered this year by William Boissonnault. This lecture aimed to reiterate the core values of the profession and inspire innovation among faculty and students.

The Physical Therapy department held the annual Charles M. Magistro lecture delivered this year by William Boissonnault. This lecture aimed to reiterate the core values of the profession and inspire innovation among faculty and students.

Arcadia welcomed poet Robert Whitehead to campus to present his work to the community and participate in a discussion in the castle.

Arcadia welcomed poet Robert Whitehead to campus to present his work to the community and participate in a discussion in the castle.

The offices of Career Education (OCE) and Social Impact and Innovation (SI²) teamed up to host Arcadia’s first Social Impact Careers Lunch 'N' Learn to encourage students to align their values with their careers.

The offices of Career Education (OCE) and Social Impact and Innovation (SI²) teamed up to host Arcadia’s first Social Impact Careers Lunch 'N' Learn to encourage students to align their values with their careers.

P.O.W.E.R. hosted its annual Socialize and Sip event in the castle.

P.O.W.E.R. hosted its annual Socialize and Sip event in the castle.

Colorful bowls of all shapes and sizes filled the Dining Room of Grey Towers Castle during the 26th annual Empty Bowl Benefit Dinner, hosted by Arcadia University’s Community and Civic Engagement Center (CCEC). The event benefits regional, national and international organizations fighting hunger and homelessness.

Colorful bowls of all shapes and sizes filled the Dining Room of Grey Towers Castle during the 26th annual Empty Bowl Benefit Dinner, hosted by Arcadia University’s Community and Civic Engagement Center (CCEC). The event benefits regional, national and international organizations fighting hunger and homelessness.

The Arcadia community celebrated student athletes during Knight Madness. The night included games, raffles, and performances by student clubs including Puro Ritmo and the Scarlet Steppers.

The Arcadia community celebrated student athletes during Knight Madness. The night included games, raffles, and performances by student clubs including Puro Ritmo and the Scarlet Steppers.

The School of Global Business welcomed Emil deJohn for a discussion about his life, job experiences, and how to work in the fashion industry. Throughout his life, Emil has worked with iconic names in fashion such as Oscar de la Renta, Michael Kors, Vera Wang, and Christian Dior.

The School of Global Business welcomed Emil deJohn for a discussion about his life, job experiences, and how to work in the fashion industry. Throughout his life, Emil has worked with iconic names in fashion such as Oscar de la Renta, Michael Kors, Vera Wang, and Christian Dior.

The School of Education hosted its first ED night, during which Arcadia undergraduate and graduate students were able to network and attend presentations about the journeys of professionals in their fields.

The School of Education hosted its first ED night, during which Arcadia undergraduate and graduate students were able to network and attend presentations about the journeys of professionals in their fields.

Arcadia students were inducted into Phi Beta Delta honor society for international scholars. The goals of the society include recognizing the scholarly achievement of international students and scholars as well as U.S. students who have studied abroad.

Arcadia students were inducted into Phi Beta Delta honor society for international scholars. The goals of the society include recognizing the scholarly achievement of international students and scholars as well as U.S. students who have studied abroad.

The department of Modern Languages and Cultures held their annual modern language scavenger hunt which began in Easton cafe and stretched throughout campus.

The department of Modern Languages and Cultures held their annual modern language scavenger hunt which began in Easton cafe and stretched throughout campus.

International students, faculty and staff shared food and activities from their respective cultures at the Celebrating Cultures event hosted by the Office of International Programs.

International students, faculty and staff shared food and activities from their respective cultures at the Celebrating Cultures event hosted by the Office of International Programs.

The JEDI commission hosted Cartoon Network's Maya Litwin to speak to the Arcadia community about the state of minority representation in children's television.

The JEDI commission hosted Cartoon Network's Maya Litwin to speak to the Arcadia community about the state of minority representation in children's television.

Arcadia faculty showcased their musical talents as part of the First Fridays in the Castle concert series which takes place on the first Friday of the month.

Arcadia faculty showcased their musical talents as part of the First Fridays in the Castle concert series which takes place on the first Friday of the month.

The University welcomed students' parents and families to campus to enjoy various activities and events during Family Weekend 2019. Photo by Amanda Young.

The University welcomed students' parents and families to campus to enjoy various activities and events during Family Weekend 2019. Photo by Amanda Young.

David Hogg, coauthor of "A Glimmer of Hope," addressed the Arcadia community in an interactive conversation about gun violence in the United States as the University's 2019 Common Read speaker.

David Hogg, coauthor of "A Glimmer of Hope," addressed the Arcadia community in an interactive conversation about gun violence in the United States as the University's 2019 Common Read speaker.

Arcadia students helped to make and glaze ceramic bowls for the 26th Annual Empty Bowl Benefit Dinner which will be held on November 11th this year.

Arcadia students helped to make and glaze ceramic bowls for the 26th Annual Empty Bowl Benefit Dinner which will be held on November 11th this year.

A panel of poets shared their work with Arcadia students during the 6th Arcadia Poet Symposium.

A panel of poets shared their work with Arcadia students during the 6th Arcadia Poet Symposium.

Arcadia students were inducted into Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in Psychology.

Arcadia students were inducted into Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in Psychology.

Student Programming Board hosted highly entertaining and popular magician Joel Meyers on Friday, October 11. Photo by Alexander Kang.

Student Programming Board hosted highly entertaining and popular magician Joel Meyers on Friday, October 11. Photo by Alexander Kang.

Arcadia students sell bake goods in the Chat on Halloween to raise money for animal shelters.

Arcadia students sell bake goods in the Chat on Halloween to raise money for animal shelters.

Glimmer of Hope by the founders of March for Our Lives is collectively written by survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and features a series of personal essays and interviews addressing the issues of gun violence and social activism. David Hogg, one of the Glimmer of Hope’s contributors, spoke at Arcadia University on October 14, 2019. The evening included a sit-down reception with a select number of students, a book signing with David, and a conversational lecture.

Glimmer of Hope by the founders of March for Our Lives is collectively written by survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and features a series of personal essays and interviews addressing the issues of gun violence and social activism. David Hogg, one of the Glimmer of Hope’s contributors, spoke at Arcadia University on October 14, 2019. The evening included a sit-down reception with a select number of students, a book signing with David, and a conversational lecture.

Glimmer of Hope by the founders of March for Our Lives is collectively written by survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and features a series of personal essays and interviews addressing the issues of gun violence and social activism. David Hogg, one of the Glimmer of Hope’s contributors, spoke at Arcadia University on October 14, 2019. The evening included a sit-down reception with a select number of students, a book signing with David, and a conversational lecture.

Glimmer of Hope by the founders of March for Our Lives is collectively written by survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and features a series of personal essays and interviews addressing the issues of gun violence and social activism. David Hogg, one of the Glimmer of Hope’s contributors, spoke at Arcadia University on October 14, 2019. The evening included a sit-down reception with a select number of students, a book signing with David, and a conversational lecture.

Glimmer of Hope by the founders of March for Our Lives is collectively written by survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and features a series of personal essays and interviews addressing the issues of gun violence and social activism. David Hogg, one of the Glimmer of Hope’s contributors, spoke at Arcadia University on October 14, 2019. The evening included a sit-down reception with a select number of students, a book signing with David, and a conversational lecture.

Glimmer of Hope by the founders of March for Our Lives is collectively written by survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and features a series of personal essays and interviews addressing the issues of gun violence and social activism. David Hogg, one of the Glimmer of Hope’s contributors, spoke at Arcadia University on October 14, 2019. The evening included a sit-down reception with a select number of students, a book signing with David, and a conversational lecture.

Glimmer of Hope by the founders of March for Our Lives is collectively written by survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and features a series of personal essays and interviews addressing the issues of gun violence and social activism. David Hogg, one of the Glimmer of Hope’s contributors, spoke at Arcadia University on October 14, 2019. The evening included a sit-down reception with a select number of students, a book signing with David, and a conversational lecture.

Glimmer of Hope by the founders of March for Our Lives is collectively written by survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and features a series of personal essays and interviews addressing the issues of gun violence and social activism. David Hogg, one of the Glimmer of Hope’s contributors, spoke at Arcadia University on October 14, 2019. The evening included a sit-down reception with a select number of students, a book signing with David, and a conversational lecture.

Glimmer of Hope by the founders of March for Our Lives is collectively written by survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and features a series of personal essays and interviews addressing the issues of gun violence and social activism. David Hogg, one of the Glimmer of Hope’s contributors, spoke at Arcadia University on October 14, 2019. The evening included a sit-down reception with a select number of students, a book signing with David, and a conversational lecture.

Glimmer of Hope by the founders of March for Our Lives is collectively written by survivors of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, and features a series of personal essays and interviews addressing the issues of gun violence and social activism. David Hogg, one of the Glimmer of Hope’s contributors, spoke at Arcadia University on October 14, 2019. The evening included a sit-down reception with a select number of students, a book signing with David, and a conversational lecture.

At the Study Abroad Fair students got a chance to learn more about Arcadia's global learning opportunities.

At the Study Abroad Fair students got a chance to learn more about Arcadia's global learning opportunities.

Members of Arcadia's counseling services staff handed out flowers to students around campus in recognition of National Suicide Prevention Day.

Members of Arcadia's counseling services staff handed out flowers to students around campus in recognition of National Suicide Prevention Day.

Arcadia's creative writing students listened to readings done by professional authors during the Creative Writing Kickoff.

Arcadia's creative writing students listened to readings done by professional authors during the Creative Writing Kickoff.

On September 19 students visited tables representing each Preview class offered to first-year and transfers during Preview Kick-off on Haber Green.

On September 19 students visited tables representing each Preview class offered to first-year and transfers during Preview Kick-off on Haber Green.

International students enjoyed lunch at the President's house on Thursday, September 19th.

International students enjoyed lunch at the President's house on Thursday, September 19th.

President Nair lead students down to the Glenside Food Truck Festival during Rock the Knight celebration on Haber Green.

President Nair lead students down to the Glenside Food Truck Festival during Rock the Knight celebration on Haber Green.

Arcadia hosted its annual Actuarial Interview Day during which math and actuarial science majors had the opportunity to interview with employers for both internships and full-time positions.

Arcadia hosted its annual Actuarial Interview Day during which math and actuarial science majors had the opportunity to interview with employers for both internships and full-time positions.

RHC hosted a Knight Under the stars where students enjoyed food, watched a movie, and roasted marshmallows on Haber Green.

RHC hosted a Knight Under the stars where students enjoyed food, watched a movie, and roasted marshmallows on Haber Green.

Career Education hosted Business and Communications meet-up where students had the opportunity to network with more than 20 companies, including Aflac, Loanability, Bloomingdales, Kreisher Miller, City of Philadelphia, and Sherwin-Williams Company.

Career Education hosted Business and Communications meet-up where students had the opportunity to network with more than 20 companies, including Aflac, Loanability, Bloomingdales, Kreisher Miller, City of Philadelphia, and Sherwin-Williams Company.

Students visited the Global Field Study Kickoff in the Commons where they could learn more about classes with a travel component offered this year.

Students visited the Global Field Study Kickoff in the Commons where they could learn more about classes with a travel component offered this year.

The Student Wellness Fair hosted by Student Health and Counseling Services offered healthy snacks, giveaways and raffle prizes. Photo by Ashley Selig '19

The Student Wellness Fair hosted by Student Health and Counseling Services offered healthy snacks, giveaways and raffle prizes. Photo by Ashley Selig '19

The Office of Career Education hosted a Health Care Career Connections event on Sept. 30 in the Castle Rose Room. At the event, students networked with health care professionals in various fields, discussing career opportunities and developing interview skills.

The Office of Career Education hosted a Health Care Career Connections event on Sept. 30 in the Castle Rose Room. At the event, students networked with health care professionals in various fields, discussing career opportunities and developing interview skills.

The President’s Commission on Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI), co-chaired by Dr. Graciela Slesaransky-Poe, professor of Education, and Joseph Sun, director of Strategic Initiatives, welcomed Dr. Kumashiro to campus for two days to discuss justice, equity and inclusion in all roles at the institution.

The President’s Commission on Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI), co-chaired by Dr. Graciela Slesaransky-Poe, professor of Education, and Joseph Sun, director of Strategic Initiatives, welcomed Dr. Kumashiro to campus for two days to discuss justice, equity and inclusion in all roles at the institution.

Hundreds of first-year and transfer students moved into residence halls as Arcadia’s newest Knights on Aug. 23. They were assisted in their move by student-athletes and campus volunteers.

Hundreds of first-year and transfer students moved into residence halls as Arcadia’s newest Knights on Aug. 23. They were assisted in their move by student-athletes and campus volunteers.

Hundreds of first-year and transfer students moved into residence halls as Arcadia’s newest Knights on Aug. 23. They were assisted in their move by student-athletes and campus volunteers.

President Nair, orientation leaders and other members of campus welcomed the Class of 2023 to Arcadia during the New Student Orientation meeting in Kuch Gym.

President Nair, orientation leaders and other members of campus welcomed the Class of 2023 to Arcadia during the New Student Orientation meeting in Kuch Gym.

New students dined with their families before bidding them farewell at the Parent and Family Network Reception.

New students dined with their families before bidding them farewell at the Parent and Family Network Reception.

New students took a class of 2023 photo on Haber Green after the Parent and Family Network Reception.

Arcadia's first-year and transfer students volunteered at 25 local and regional organizations throughout Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Bucks counties for the University’s 28th annual Day of Service on Aug. 26.

Arcadia's first-year and transfer students volunteered at 25 local and regional organizations throughout Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Bucks counties for the University’s 28th annual Day of Service on Aug. 26.

Arcadia hosted the Semester Kick-off to mark the end of New Student Orientation and officially welcome the Class of 2023 to campus.

Arcadia hosted the Semester Kick-off to mark the end of New Student Orientation and officially welcome the Class of 2023 to campus.

Students explored a variety of campus clubs and organizations during the annual Activities Fair, held Thursday, Aug. 29

Students explored a variety of campus clubs and organizations during the annual Activities Fair, held Thursday, Aug. 29

Members of the Arcadia University and Beaver College community reconnected and reminisced during Alumni Weekend 2019, May 3 and 4. Alumni participated in various activities throughout the weekend, including a welcome dinner, tour of the Barnes Foundation, ice cream social, and award ceremony.

Members of the Arcadia University and Beaver College community reconnected and reminisced during Alumni Weekend 2019, May 3 and 4. Alumni participated in various activities throughout the weekend, including a welcome dinner, tour of the Barnes Foundation, ice cream social, and award ceremony.

Members of the Arcadia University and Beaver College community reconnected and reminisced during Alumni Weekend 2019, May 3 and 4. Alumni participated in various activities throughout the weekend, including a welcome dinner, tour of the Barnes Foundation, ice cream social, and award ceremony.

Members of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2021 were recognized during the Physical Therapy Department’s annual pinning ceremony on May 3.

Members of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2021 were recognized during the Physical Therapy Department’s annual pinning ceremony on May 3.

Members of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Class of 2021 were recognized during the Physical Therapy Department’s annual pinning ceremony on May 3.

On May 11, the annual ALANA & International Student Recognition Ceremony recognized and celebrated graduates of African, Latino, Asian, and Native American (ALANA) descent and those of international status on their journeys toward earning a degree at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

On May 11, the annual ALANA & International Student Recognition Ceremony recognized and celebrated graduates of African, Latino, Asian, and Native American (ALANA) descent and those of international status on their journeys toward earning a degree at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Throughout the beginning of May, seniors showcased their research in poster presentations, art demonstrations, and formal discussions as part of the 50th annual Capstone Presentations.

Throughout the beginning of May, seniors showcased their research in poster presentations, art demonstrations, and formal discussions as part of the 50th annual Capstone Presentations.

Throughout the beginning of May, seniors showcased their research in poster presentations, art demonstrations, and formal discussions as part of the 50th annual Capstone Presentations.

Arcadia's 2019 Honorary Degree recipient Dr. Michael Brown, regental professor of Molecular Genetics at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School and Nobel Prize laureate, presented to members of the Arcadia community and Cheltenham School District on how to win a Nobel Prize on May 16.

Arcadia's 2019 Honorary Degree recipient Dr. Michael Brown, regental professor of Molecular Genetics at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School and Nobel Prize laureate, presented to members of the Arcadia community and Cheltenham School District on how to win a Nobel Prize on May 16.

Arcadia's Physician Assistant Department celebrated the Class of 2019 during the White Coat Ceremony on May 17, which provided each member of the class a personalized white coat to signify the completion of their program.

Arcadia's Physician Assistant Department celebrated the Class of 2019 during the White Coat Ceremony on May 17, which provided each member of the class a personalized white coat to signify the completion of their program.

Arcadia's Physician Assistant Department celebrated the Class of 2019 during the White Coat Ceremony on May 17, which provided each member of the class a personalized white coat to signify the completion of their program.

Members of Arcadia's faculty and staff were celebrated for their dedication to the University during the annual Years of Service Luncheon on May 22.

Members of Arcadia's faculty and staff were celebrated for their dedication to the University during the annual Years of Service Luncheon on May 22.