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University community members joined Arcadia's Community and Civic Engagement Center for the annual MLK Day of Service: Shredding, eWaste, & Repurposing event on Jan. 16.

University community members joined Arcadia's Community and Civic Engagement Center for the annual MLK Day of Service: Shredding, eWaste, & Repurposing event on Jan. 16.

Students, faculty, and staff joined Arcadia's Office of Institutional Diversity, Pan-African Studies Department, POWER and IMPACT organizations, and Black Awareness Society for "Building Fences: How to Protect Our Community," a panel discussion hosted by the Black Male Development Symposium on Jan. 20. Photo by Chelsea Wilf '17

Students, faculty, and staff joined Arcadia's Office of Institutional Diversity, Pan-African Studies Department, POWER and IMPACT organizations, and Black Awareness Society for "Building Fences: How to Protect Our Community," a panel discussion hosted by the Black Male Development Symposium on Jan. 20. Photo by Chelsea Wilf '17

Arcadia's Student Programming Board welcomed comedian and hypnotist David Hall on Jan. 20. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Arcadia's Student Programming Board welcomed comedian and hypnotist David Hall on Jan. 20. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Arcadia's Class of 2017 swimmers celebrated their accomplishments with families, faculty, staff, and alumni at Swimming Senior Day on Jan. 21.

Arcadia's Class of 2017 swimmers celebrated their accomplishments with families, faculty, staff, and alumni at Swimming Senior Day on Jan. 21.

The first snowfall of 2017 made for a picturesque afternoon on Arcadia's campus.

The first snowfall of 2017 made for a picturesque afternoon on Arcadia's campus.

The Department of Physical Therapy's Class of 2017 presented their Capstone research projects at Clinical Practice: Critical Inquiry on Jan. 12

The Department of Physical Therapy's Class of 2017 presented their Capstone research projects at Clinical Practice: Critical Inquiry on Jan. 12

Reflecting on their academic and extracurricular experiences, members of the DPT Class of 2017 raised their glasses to classmates and faculty at a pre-graduation luncheon on Jan. 13.

On Jan. 13, the Department of Physical Therapy awarded doctoral degrees to 98 students, including graduates from the Orthopaedic Residency and Transitional DPT programs, in the Kuch Center Alumni Gymnasium.

On Jan. 13, the Department of Physical Therapy awarded doctoral degrees to 98 students, including graduates from the Orthopaedic Residency and Transitional DPT programs, in the Kuch Center Alumni Gymnasium.

At the DPT Commencement ceremony, Tara M. Chadwick ’17DPT (left), the Class of 2017's student speaker, reminded her peers to “be present in the moment,” while Nathalie Musey ’17DPT (right) accepted the Jill Sisenwine Berger Award for exemplifying the core values of the physical therapy profession.

The Music Department hosted the Student Ensembles Concert on Sunday, Dec. 4 in Stiteler Auditorium. Photo by Chelsea Wilf '17

The Music Department hosted the Student Ensembles Concert on Sunday, Dec. 4 in Stiteler Auditorium. Photo by Chelsea Wilf '17

Students performed solo and ensemble acts across campus during Random Acts of Music Day on Tuesday, Dec. 6. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

Students performed solo and ensemble acts across campus during Random Acts of Music Day on Tuesday, Dec. 6. Photo by Felicia Hall '20

The Student Programming Board invited students to destress at Frost Fest, featuring performances by Olivia Millerschin and The Strive, on Friday, Dec. 9. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The Student Programming Board invited students to destress at Frost Fest, featuring performances by Olivia Millerschin and The Strive, on Friday, Dec. 9. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The Music Department hosted Choirs in Concert in Stiteler Auditorium on Sunday, Dec. 11. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

The Music Department hosted Choirs in Concert in Stiteler Auditorium on Sunday, Dec. 11. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

First-year students introduced "Fine Art in the Digital Age," an exploration of identity and individuality through reinterpretations of famous self-portraits, in Judith Taylor Gallery on Dec. 1. The exhibition, on display through Dec. 14, is the culmination of Selfie Portraiture in the Digital Age, a first-year seminar course that examines the cultural significance of selfies. 

The Department of Physical Therapy hosted Physical Therapist Education in the 21st Century on Monday, Nov. 28 in Grey Towers Castle. Photo by Jessica Derr '20

The Music Department presented this semester's final First Fridays in the Castle performance on Friday, Dec. 2. Photo by Maya Walker '19

The Music Department presented this semester's final First Fridays in the Castle performance on Friday, Dec. 2. Photo by Maya Walker '19

Throughout November, Arcadia's International Peace and Conflict Resolution program held a book drive to support Books Through Bars, a non-profit organization that supplies educational material to prisons. Donations were sorted and prepped for delivery on Friday, Dec. 2 in Easton Hall. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The Class of 2017 hosted a semi-formal Senior Soiree in the Grey Towers Castle on Friday, Dec. 2. Photo by Chelsea Wilf '17

Arcadia's Office of Institutional Diversity and spoken word poetry club, PTAH, hosted the Words Unspoken open mic night on Saturday, Dec. 3 in Stiteler Auditorium. The event also featured performers from the Reading Between the Rhymes and Words of Mass Destruction first-year seminar courses. Photo by Jessica Derr '20

Arcadia's Office of Institutional Diversity and spoken word poetry club, PTAH, hosted the Words Unspoken open mic night on Saturday, Dec. 3 in Stiteler Auditorium. The event also featured performers from the Reading Between the Rhymes and Words of Mass Destruction first-year seminar courses. Photo by Jessica Derr '20

The Honors Program's Community Outreach Committee volunteered to sort clothes and create cards for new mothers at the Baby Bureau on Saturday, Dec. 3. Photo by Maya Walker '19

The Student Programming Board welcomed comedian Adam Grabowski on Saturday, Dec. 3 in the Commons Great Room. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The Honors Program and Music Department hosted an open mic night in support of Standing Rock Indian Reservation on Nov. 18. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The Honors Program and Music Department hosted an open mic night in support of Standing Rock Indian Reservation on Nov. 18. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

On Nov. 19, Arcadia's PRIDE organization held a Transgender Day of Remembrance candlelight vigil in support of the transgender community. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

On Nov. 19, Arcadia's PRIDE organization held a Transgender Day of Remembrance candlelight vigil in support of the transgender community. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Students donned fairy tale costumes and danced the night away at the Student Programming Board's Fairy Tale Dance on Nov. 19. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Students donned fairy tale costumes and danced the night away at the Student Programming Board's Fairy Tale Dance on Nov. 19. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The Honors Program hosted a Senior Social in Grey Towers Castle on Sunday, Nov. 20. Photo by Maya Walker '19

The Honors Program hosted a Senior Social in Grey Towers Castle on Sunday, Nov. 20. Photo by Maya Walker '19

Arcadia University Theater presented Picnic, an American classic and 1953 Pulitzer Prize winning play, from Nov. 10 to 19. Photo by Matthew Wright @ Figtree Photography

Arcadia University Theater presented Picnic, an American classic and 1953 Pulitzer Prize winning play, from Nov. 10 to 19. Photo by Matthew Wright @ Figtree Photography

Author Harriet Levin Millan and IPCR alum Michael Majok Kuch '10 discuss How Fast Can You Run at a book signing on Nov. 15. Photo by Felicia Hall '20

Students and faculty highlighted cultures from around the world at the annual Celebrating Cultures fair on Nov. 16. Photo by Felicia Hall '20

Celebrating International Education Week, the Office of International Affairs sponsored Cultural Voices: Open Mic Night on Nov. 17 in the Black Box Theater. Photo by Felicia Hall '20

Celebrating International Education Week, the Office of International Affairs sponsored Cultural Voices: Open Mic Night on Nov. 17 in the Black Box Theater. Photo by Felicia Hall '20

Students put their global knowledge to the test at the International Quiz Bowl on Nov. 18. Photo by Chelsea Wilf '17

Students put their global knowledge to the test at the International Quiz Bowl on Nov. 18. Photo by Chelsea Wilf '17

SPB Music welcomed Lakin to the Commons Great Room stage on Nov. 19. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Student-athletes stand still for a Knight Madness mannequin challenge on Nov. 14. The 19 University sports teams tossed candy into the stands and played games, while athletes helped win prozes for audience members through competitions.

The 19 University sports teams tossed candy into the stands and played games, while some athletes won prizes for audiences members through competitions at Knight Madness on Nov. 14. Photo by Dalton Trout '20

Institutional Diversity kicked off Native American Heritage Month with a lecture that focused on how the tribal community (Lenape) has adapted to the 21st century, presented by Trinity Norwood, also known as Happy DancingFeather. Photo by Chelsea Wilf '19.

The 13th Annual Magistro Professionalism Lecture by the Physical Therapy Department on Wednesday, November 9. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The School of Education hosts a STEM Career Day for middle school students on Thursday, November 10. The students participated in hands-on exploration activities centered around environmental science and engineering, organized by Arcadia students in the Education program. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17.

A screening of the documentary "Blaxploitalian: 100 Years of Blackness in Italian Cinema," followed by a Q&A session with director and producer Fred Kuwornu, Thursday November 10. Photo by Maya Walker '17

The Community and Civic Engagement Center hosted the 23rd annual Empty Bowl Benefit Dinner on Nov. 14 at Grey Towers Castle. Funds raised from this event benefit the Philadelphia Interfaith Hospitality Network and The Hunger Project. Photo by Dalton Trout '20

The Community and Civic Engagement Center hosted the 23rd annual Empty Bowl Benefit Dinner on Nov. 14 at Grey Towers Castle. Funds raised from this event benefit the Philadelphia Interfaith Hospitality Network and The Hunger Project. Photo by Dalton Trout '20

SPB Variety presents magician Kid Ace on Saturday, November 12 in the Commons Great Room. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Creative Time Artistic Director Nato Thompson on Nov. 14 for a public presentation, “The Infrastructure That Is People: Public Art and Its Social Dimensions,” as part of the “Exploring Public Art: Legacy, Community, & Innovation” series. Photo by Chelsea Wilf '19.

The Wearable Sculpture Show was performed by more than 50 students taking Studio Art Foundations on Monday, October 31. This walking art exhibition has become a rite of passage for Studio Art Foundations students at Arcadia. Photo by Maya Walker '19

The Wearable Sculpture Show was performed by more than 50 students taking Studio Art Foundations on Monday, October 31. This walking art exhibition has become a rite of passage for Studio Art Foundations students at Arcadia. Photo by Maya Walker '19

The Wearable Sculpture Show was performed by more than 50 students taking Studio Art Foundations on Monday, October 31. This walking art exhibition has become a rite of passage for Studio Art Foundations students at Arcadia. Photo by Maya Walker '19

The Wearable Sculpture Show was performed by more than 50 students taking Studio Art Foundations on Monday, October 31. This walking art exhibition has become a rite of passage for Studio Art Foundations students at Arcadia. Photo by Maya Walker '19

The First Fridays in the Castle Concert Series presented by the Music Department faculty had its second performance of the semester on Friday, November 4, 2016. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The First Fridays in the Castle Concert Series presented by the Music Department faculty had its second performance of the semester on Friday, November 4, 2016. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Students, faculty, and staff planted daffodil bulbs during the President's Daffodil Planting on Friday, November 4. This event was sponsored by Student Affairs and the Office of the Provost. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Students, faculty, and staff planted daffodil bulbs during the President's Daffodil Planting on Friday, November 4. This event was sponsored by Student Affairs and the Office of the Provost. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The 2nd Annual Alumni Murder Mystery Dinner at Grey Towers Castle was held on Friday, November 4. The theme of this year's professionally-led murder mystery dinner was "Totally '80s, Totally Murder," and attendees were encouraged to dress up for the highly interactive night. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The 2nd Annual Alumni Murder Mystery Dinner at Grey Towers Castle was held on Friday, November 4. The theme of this year's professionally-led murder mystery dinner was "Totally '80s, Totally Murder," and attendees were encouraged to dress up for the highly interactive night. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

SPB Comedy presented DJ Demers and Samuel J. Comroe on Saturday, November 5. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Revolutions of Making: Artist Talk was held in the Spruance Art Center on Monday, Oct. 24. The theme of this year's biennial faculty exhibition focuses on the relationship between art making and emerging technology, a subject prompted by the Department's new digital fabrication program. The show explores instructors' responses to laser cutters, 3D printers, and other pioneering technologies. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

Revolutions of Making: Artist Talk was held in the Spruance Art Center on Monday, Oct. 24. The theme of this year's biennial faculty exhibition focuses on the relationship between art making and emerging technology, a subject prompted by the Department's new digital fabrication program. The show explores instructors' responses to laser cutters, 3D printers, and other pioneering technologies. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

Election Fest, held in the University Commons Great Room on Tuesday, Oct. 25, invited students from 18 courses, including 13 First Year Seminars, to present on the 2016 presidential election and the political process in the United States. Presentations began at 9 a.m. and ran through 7 p.m. Photo by Maya Walker '19

Election Fest, held in the University Commons Great Room on Tuesday, Oct. 25, invited students from 18 courses, including 13 First Year Seminars, to present on the 2016 presidential election and the political process in the United States. Presentations began at 9 a.m. and ran through 7 p.m. Photo by Maya Walker '19

Election Fest, held in the University Commons Great Room on Tuesday, Oct. 25, invited students from 18 courses, including 13 First Year Seminars, to present on the 2016 presidential election and the political process in the United States. Presentations began at 9 a.m. and ran through 7 p.m. Photo by Maya Walker '19

Dr. Suneet Chauhan presented "Philosophy 101: Paradigm and Pregnancy: What I learned at Arcadia" in the Mirror Room of Grey Towers Castle on Tuesday, Oct. 25. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Nigerian LGBTQ activist Brother Davis Mac-Iyalla presented on the dignity and rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in Africa. Brother Davis is internationally renowned for advocating the rights of LGBT Africans in the face of significant opposition from government and religious organizations. Photo by Jessica Derr '20

The Honors Program's shadow cast hosted The Rocky Horror Picture Show event on Friday, Oct. 28 in the Commons Great Room. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The Honors Program's shadow cast hosted The Rocky Horror Picture Show event on Friday, Oct. 28 in the Commons Great Room. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The Honors Program's shadow cast hosted The Rocky Horror Picture Show event on Friday, Oct. 28 in the Commons Great Room. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

SPB Music presented Plaid Brixx on Saturday, Oct. 29 in the Commons Great Room. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

SPB Music presented Plaid Brixx on Saturday, Oct. 29 in the Commons Great Room. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

"Revolutions of Making: Artist Talk" at the Spruance Art Center on Monday, Oct. 17. "Revolutions of Making" is the theme of this year's biennial faculty exhibition, about the relationship between art making and emerging technology, a subject prompted by the Department of Art and Design's new digital fabrication program. The show explores instructors' responses to laser cutters, 3D printers, and other pioneering technologies currently being adopted by artists worldwide. Photo by Maya Walker '19

"Revolutions of Making: Artist Talk" at the Spruance Art Center on Monday, Oct. 17. "Revolutions of Making" is the theme of this year's biennial faculty exhibition, about the relationship between art making and emerging technology, a subject prompted by the Department of Art and Design's new digital fabrication program. The show explores instructors' responses to laser cutters, 3D printers, and other pioneering technologies currently being adopted by artists worldwide. Photo by Maya Walker '19

Representatives from some of the nation’s leading life sciences and healthcare companies mingled with students at the Knights Networking Series's Life Sciences & Healthcare Night on Oct. 18. Photo by Samantha Simmons '17

Battle of the Sexes: Gender and Serial Homicide, a lecture sponsored by The Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice, First-Year Seminar Program, and Criminal Justice Society in the Grey Towers Castle Mirror Room on Thursday, Oct. 20. Photo by Maya Walker '19

Battle of the Sexes: Gender and Serial Homicide, a lecture sponsored by The Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice, First-Year Seminar Program, and Criminal Justice Society in the Grey Towers Castle Mirror Room on Thursday, Oct. 20. Photo by Maya Walker '19

Students from the four disciplines of the College of Health Sciences (Genetic Counseling, Medical Science, Physical Therapy, and Public Health) work together during an Interprofessional Education Session Friday, Oct. 21. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The annual Mr. Beaver Pageant hosted by acapella group the Filharmonic and organized by the Student Programming Board on Saturday, Oct. 22. This year's theme was "Good vs. Beavil" and the competitors were Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Deadpool, Eowyn, and Harambe. After the swimsuit competition, talent, formal wear, and final question, Eowyn was crowned the winner! Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The annual Mr. Beaver Pageant hosted by acapella group the Filharmonic and organized by the Student Programming Board on Saturday, Oct. 22. This year's theme was "Good vs. Beavil" and the competitors were Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Deadpool, Eowyn, and Harambe. After the swimsuit competition, talent, formal wear, and final question, Eowyn was crowned the winner! Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The annual Mr. Beaver Pageant hosted by acapella group the Filharmonic and organized by the Student Programming Board on Saturday, Oct. 22. This year's theme was "Good vs. Beavil" and the competitors were Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Deadpool, Eowyn, and Harambe. After the swimsuit competition, talent, formal wear, and final question, Eowyn was crowned the winner! Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

The Forensic Science Club hosted Murder House, an event to celebrate Halloween by recreating crime scenes on Oct. 22. Guests viewed crime scenes, performed forensic analyses, and even interviewed suspects in order to solve a murder mystery. Photo by Samantha Simmons'17

The Forensic Science Club hosted Murder House, an event to celebrate Halloween by recreating crime scenes on Oct. 22. Guests viewed crime scenes, performed forensic analyses, and even interviewed suspects in order to solve a murder mystery. Photo by Samantha Simmons'17

A night of comedy starring Tyler Rothrock, Thursday, October 13. Co-sponsored by the Department of Public Health and Support Homeless Veterans Inc., an organization that works to combat the growing epidemic of homelessness among American Veterans. Photo by Maya Walker '19

Students perform at Open Mic Night hosted by the Student Programming Board on Friday, October 14. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Students perform at Open Mic Night hosted by the Student Programming Board on Friday, October 14. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Karaoke Night co-sponsored by the Student Programming Board and the Latino Association Saturday, October 15. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Karaoke Night co-sponsored by the Student Programming Board and the Latino Association Saturday, October 15. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Arcadia University Theater opened its 2016-17 season with “Speech & Debate” by Tony Award winning playwright Stephen Karam from Oct. 7 to 16. Photo provided by Arcadia Theater Arts.

Arcadia University Theater opened its 2016-17 season with “Speech & Debate” by Tony Award winning playwright Stephen Karam from Oct. 7 to 16. Photo provided by Arcadia Theater Arts.

Career Mentor Program hosted by Alumni Relations, Career Education, and the Honors Program. Photo by Samantha Simmons '17

Arcadia students at ALANA reception. Photo by Samantha Simmons '17

The university hosted An Evening with Bryan Stevenson, guest speaker of the 2016 First-Year Seminar Series on Thursday, October 6, 2016. Stevenson is the attorney that founded the Equal Justice Initiative, a legal practice dedicated to defending the poor, the wrongly condemned, and those trapped in the furthest reaches of our criminal justice system and the author of "Just Mercy." The evening included a sit-down conversation with a select number of students, a dinner hosted by the President Nicolette DeVille Christensen, and a lecture followed by a book signing.

The university hosted An Evening with Bryan Stevenson, guest speaker of the 2016 First-Year Seminar Series on Thursday, October 6, 2016. Stevenson is the attorney that founded the Equal Justice Initiative, a legal practice dedicated to defending the poor, the wrongly condemned, and those trapped in the furthest reaches of our criminal justice system and the author of "Just Mercy." The evening included a sit-down conversation with a select number of students, a dinner hosted by the President Nicolette DeVille Christensen, and a lecture followed by a book signing.

The university hosted An Evening with Bryan Stevenson, guest speaker of the 2016 First-Year Seminar Series on Thursday, October 6, 2016. Stevenson is the attorney that founded the Equal Justice Initiative, a legal practice dedicated to defending the poor, the wrongly condemned, and those trapped in the furthest reaches of our criminal justice system and the author of "Just Mercy." The evening included a sit-down conversation with a select number of students, a dinner hosted by the President Nicolette DeVille Christensen, and a lecture followed by a book signing.

The School of Global Business hosts "Executives After 5" MBA alumni networking night at the Crescent Boat Club in Philadelphia on Thursday, October 6. Photo by Samantha Simmons '17

The School of Global Business hosts "Executives After 5" MBA alumni networking night at the Crescent Boat Club in Philadelphia on Thursday, October 6. Photo by Samantha Simmons '17

The School of Global Business hosts "Executives After 5" MBA alumni networking night at the Crescent Boat Club in Philadelphia on Thursday, October 6. Photo by Samantha Simmons '17

The First Fridays in the Castle Concert Series presented by the Music Department faculty kicked off its first performance of the semester on Friday, October 7, 2016. Photo by Jordan Cameron '17

Arcadia University's Fall Fest Family Weekend Carnival and Alumni Picnic Lunch. Photo by Chelsea Wilf ’17

Arcadia University's Fall Fest Family Weekend Carnival and Alumni Picnic Lunch. Photo by Chelsea Wilf ’17

Arcadia University's Family Weekend Fall Fest Carnival and Alumni Picnic. Extreme juggler Ivan Pecel performs. Photo by Jordan Cameron ’17

Arcadia University's Family Weekend Fall Fest Carnival and Alumni Picnic. Extreme juggler Ivan Pecel performs. Photo by Jordan Cameron ’17