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Dian Taylor-Alleyne, associate dean of students, serves up Late Night Breakfast as part of a popular exam week tradition.

Students inducted into Delta Mu Delta, a business honors society, during their induction ceremony on Sunday, May 1. Photographer: Samatha Simmons '17

The 4th annual "Stop Hunger Games," is held Monday, May 2. Competitors are named tributes by making donations of non-perishable food, which is then donated to Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry. Photographer: Maya Walker ’19

The annual ALANA & International Student Recognition Ceremony, hosted by the Office of Institutional Diversity, was held Friday, May 6. Photographer: Samantha Simmons '17

Carole Loeffler, Acting Chair of the the Department of Art & Design, gives a talk during the Alumni Association Meeting on Saturday, May 7. Photographer: Christina Yee

Juan Pacheco ’02, B.F.A. Acting, joins students, faculty, and staff for the inaugural Gateway to Success Alumni Breakfast on Monday, April 25. Pacheco, an alumnus of the Gateway to Success program, has appeared in commercials, acted in episodes of the television show Scandal, and provided voice work for television and film. While visiting campus, Pacheco also gathered with theater arts students for a question and answer session in the Black Box Theater.

Juan Pacheco ’02 returned to campus to visit with theater arts students for a question-and-answer session in the Black Box Theater. Earlier, Pacheco spoke at the inaugural Gateway to Success Alumni Breakfast. Pacheco, an alumnus of the Gateway to Success program, has appeared in commercials, acted in episodes of the television show Scandal, and provided voice work for television and film.

Anastasia Fink '17 performs in The Chat, part of the Random Acts of Music on April 26. Photographer: Maria Vallette '19

The String Quartet performs at Easton Pond, part of the Random Acts of Music on April 26. Photographer: Samantha Simmons '17

What better way to de-stress before finals than to spend some time petting canine visitors to campus on April 27, part of Mental Health De-Stress Week sponsored by Counseling Services. Photographer: Maya Walker '19

Participants gather in The Commons for the School of Education-sponsored EdCamp-Next Gen Teachers, which brings together pre-service and and in-service teachers, teacher educators, and education professionals to grow the professional community, inspire each other with new practices and ideas, and promote teacher leadership, on Thursday, April 28. Photographer: Chelsea Wilf ’17

Participants gather in The Commons for the School of Education-sponsored EdCamp-Next Gen Teachers, which brings together pre-service and and in-service teachers, teacher educators, and education professionals to grow the professional community, inspire each other with new practices and ideas, and promote teacher leadership, on Thursday, April 28. Photographer: Chelsea Wilf ’17

Frederick Nitchie '16 researched envy and jealousy for his Psychology Capstone, which he presented at the 47th Annual Capstone Presentations on Friday, April 29.

Gabriella Santoro '16's Scientific Illustration project "Let's Get Twisted" is on display at the Spruance Art Center during the 47th Annual Capstone Presentations on Friday, April 29.

The women's soccer team was named this year's President's Cup recipient as well as the winners of the Strength & Conditioning Team of the Year and the Team Academic Award, given to the team with the highest GPA, at the annual awards banquet Sunday, May 1, in the Kuch Center Alumni Gymnasium.

Students in the University Seminar “Coming Out: Claiming Our True Identity” have been exploring what it means to “come out of the closet.” In February, the class hosted three panels of volunteers, including staff, faculty and students who shared coming-out stories including coming out as someone with a mental illness, as a transgender person, as gay, lesbian, or bisexual, as a survivor of abuse, and as someone with an eating disorder. Students then chose a panelist to interview for both a written profile and a visual project based on the panelist's story, which they displayed Tuesday, April 25. Photo by Maya Walker

Students in the University Seminar “Coming Out: Claiming Our True Identity” have been exploring what it means to “come out of the closet.” In February, the class hosted three panels of volunteers, including staff, faculty and students who shared coming-out stories including coming out as someone with a mental illness, as a transgender person, as gay, lesbian, or bisexual, as a survivor of abuse, and as someone with an eating disorder. Students then chose a panelist to interview for both a written profile and a visual project based on the panelist's story, which they displayed Tuesday, April 25. Photo by Maya Walker

In celebration of Earth Day, Waste.EDu, the Environmental Network, and the Explorations in Leadership class hosted "Scarlet, Grey, and Green Day! on Haber Green on Friday, April 22. During the event the groups also recognized the Arcadia Facilities Management team and planted a tree near parking lot #12. Photo by Maria Vallette

In celebration of Earth Day, Waste.EDu, the Environmental Network, and the Explorations in Leadership class hosted "Scarlet, Grey, and Green Day! on Haber Green on Friday, April 22. During the event the groups also recognized the Arcadia Facilities Management team and planted a tree near parking lot #12. Photo by Maria Vallette

In celebration of Earth Day, Waste.EDu, the Environmental Network, and the Explorations in Leadership class hosted "Scarlet, Grey, and Green Day! on Haber Green on Friday, April 22. During the event the groups also recognized the Arcadia Facilities Management team and planted a tree near parking lot #12. Photo by Maria Vallette

Graduating seniors from the Creative Writing Concentration present readings from their manuscripts on Thursday, April 21. Photo by Samantha Simmons

The International Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) Professional Exchange was held Saturday, April 23 in Grey Towers Castle. The event showcased student's capstone presentations and a keynote address by Mr. Kai Peter Stabell. Photo by Chlesea Wilf

The International Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) Professional Exchange was held Saturday, April 23 in Grey Towers Castle. The event showcased student's capstone presentations and a keynote address by Mr. Kai Peter Stabell. Photo by Chlesea Wilf

The Arcadia University Choirs Concert is held Sunday, April 24. Photo by Samantha Simmons

Student soloists from the Music Department are featured in a concert on Sunday, April 24 in Grey Towers Castle. Photo by Samantha Simmons

Student soloists from the Music Department are featured in a concert on Sunday, April 24 in Grey Towers Castle. Photo by Samantha Simmons

Students from ID 325, The Artist in the Community, hold a gallery show of their community service/class work on Thursday, April 14. Photographer: Chelsea Wilf '19

Students from ID 325, The Artist in the Community, hold a gallery show of their community service/class work on Thursday, April 14. Photographer: Chelsea Wilf '19

Students attend the Honors Banquet on Thursday, April 14. Photographer: Maya Walker '19

Graduating seniors are recognized during the Honors Banquet on Thursday, April 14. Photographer: Maya Walker '19

Students take advantage of a beautiful spring day during Blitz Carnival on Haber Green on Friday, April 15. Photographer: Chelsea Wilf '19

Students take advantage of a beautiful spring day during Blitz Carnival on Haber Green on Friday, April 15. Photographer: Chelsea Wilf '19

Visiting poet Devon Moore reads from her debut poetry collection, Apology of a Girl Who Is Told She Is Going To Hell on Friday, April 15. Photographer: Maya Walker '19

Arcadia student and Battle of the Bands winner Nichole Lobaton performs during Woodstock 2016 on Saturday, April 16. Photographer: Maya Walker '19

Waterparks performs during Woodstock 2016 on Saturday, April 16. Photographer: Maya Walker '19

The String Ensemble performs during the Arcadia Ensembles in Concert hosted by the Arcadia Music Department on Sunday, April 17. Photographer: Maya Walker '19

The Guitar Ensemble performs during the Arcadia Ensembles in Concert hosted by the Arcadia Music Department on Sunday, April 17. Photographer: Maya Walker '19

Chris van de Velde, Chair of the Board of Trustees, speaks with students about their Preview travel experiences during Global Expo on Friday, April 8.

Alumna and artist Kay WalkingStick '59, '11H, leads a tour through her retrospective exhibit on display at the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington D.C. on Tuesday, April 5.

Jose Arteaga '18M, MPH (second from left) received the Hortense T. Moss Scholarship at a ceremony recognizing the elevation of Public Health from a program to a department on Tuesday, April 5. L to R: Dr. Andrea Crivelli-Kovach, chair of the Department of Public Health; Arteaga; Dr. Katie DiSantis, Assistant Professor of Public Health; and Lindsay McGann '10MPH, program support specialist.

As part of Public Health Week, Gretchen Shanfeld, MPH, Kristi Goodwin, MSPH, and Dejenaba Gordon, MPH, talk about professional opportunities in the field of Public Health in the Philadelphia area on Wednesday, April 6.

Allison Bell ’19 talks about her Preview experience in Istanbul during Global Expo on Friday, April 8.

First place winners of the Preview Photo Contest, from left to right, Adrianna Hernandez, Colleen Morrison, and Alex Hahn, during Global Expo on Friday, April 8.

The winners of the 2016 Preview Photo and Video Contest during Global Expo on Friday, April 8.

A little snow didn't stop Scarlet and Grey Day, held on Saturday, April 9, from offering the opportunity for admitted students of the Class of 2020 and transfer students to come to campus, attend a lecture, meet with faculty and students, and learn more about Honors, FYSAE and Preview programs.

Brianna Wagner speaks with visitors at the Civic and Community Engagement table during Scarlet and Grey Day, held on Saturday, April 9. The event offers the opportunity for admitted students of the Class of 2020 and transfer students to come to campus, attend a lecture, meet with faculty and students, and learn more about Honors, FYSAE and Preview programs.

President Nicolette DeVille Christensen and Dean of Students Andrew Goretsky gather with students near some of the newly planted daffodils on campus. L to R: Alison O'Neil '16, Nicole Daly '18, Kyle Kammerle '18, President Nicolette DeVille Christensen, Jessica Braun '16, Andrew Goretsky, Corrina Gonzales '18, and Sarah Daley '18. Students turned out in the fall to plant over 2,600 daffodil builds at 16 locations around campus and this spring are seeing the results of their efforts.

The School of Global Business and the M.B.A. Alumni Association sponsored Executives After 5 at Benjamin's Desk in Philadelphia on Wednesday, March 30.

The School of Global Business and the M.B.A. Alumni Association sponsored Executives After 5 at Benjamin's Desk in Philadelphia on Wednesday, March 30.

Dr. Elizabeth Murphy performs during the First Friday Concert in the Castle on Friday, April 1.

Abbey Ryan ’03, assistant professor of art, holds a live painting demonstration on Friday, April 1. Ryan began conducting live painting demonstrations in 2011 to honor the memory of Jami Rodriguez '00. Each year, the proceeds from the auction of the painting go to the Jami Rodriguez Memorial Scholarship.

Abbey Ryan ’03, assistant professor of art, holds a live painting demonstration on Friday, April 1. Ryan began conducting live painting demonstrations in 2011 to honor the memory of Jami Rodriguez '00. Each year, the proceeds from the auction of the painting go to the Jami Rodriguez Memorial Scholarship.

Arcadia field hockey hosted their alumni exhibition game Saturday, April 2, facing off an alumni team against the current team.

(left to right) Betsy Michel, Emily Kerley, Emily Wolf and Sam Rooney, all second-year physical therapy students, take some time out to enjoy the spring weather on Wednesday, March 23.

As part of Social Justice Week, Dr. Doreen Loury gives a lecture "Don’t Let the Suit Fool You: A Personal Narrative of Abuse and Survival," on Monday, March 21.

As part of Social Justice Week, students of Dr. John Noakes offer research around the topic "Criminal Justice System Response to Rape in Comparative Perspective," on Tuesday, March 22.

The Office of Career Education hosted their annual Career and Internship Fair Wednesday, March 23.

The Office of Career Education hosted their annual Career and Internship Fair Wednesday, March 23.

As part of Social Justice Week, following a viewing of “Romeo” a discussion is held entitled "Being Heard - How to Address Violence Against Women," between Dr. Victoria Collins, Dr. Ana Maria Garcia, and filmmaker Lorna Lowe. Photographer: Samantha Simmons '17

The Office of Institutional Diversity offers a Women's History Month panel discussion entitled "Women of Color in Higher Education" on Wednesday, March 23. Photographer: Maya Walker '19

P.O.W.E.R., Pushing our Women of color to Excel in the Real-world, held their first annual Women's Wellness Conference Saturday, March 26. The conference included multiple workshops covering physical wellness and personal development and a panel discussion from educators who are women of color. Photographer: Chelsea Wilf '19

Students from the Arcadia affiliated Global Pathways Institute visited the Glenside campus in a reverse Preview trip last week. On Wednesday, they joined Dr. Nicolette DeVille Christensen for dinner. Photographer: Samantha Simmons '17

The School of Global Business (SGB) hosts a town hall meeting to introduce its Advisory Council members on Tuesday.

The School of Global Business (SGB) hosts a town hall meeting to introduce its Advisory Council members on Tuesday.

Dr. Cynthia Folio, composer, flautist and theorist from Temple University, lectures and performs during Dr. Murphy's "Women Composers" course on Wednesday evening. Photographer: Samantha Simmons ’17

Arcadia alumni Tamara Oakman, cofounder of Apiary Magazine speaks during the 'Writers Return to Campus' event held Friday night. Photographer: Chelsea Wilf '17

Arcadia alumni Tamara Oakman, cofounder of Apiary Magazine speaks during the 'Writers Return to Campus' event held Friday night. Photographer: Chelsea Wilf '17

Master's Degree candidate Rosalba Sacca, Ph.D, delivers the student address during Honors Convocation on Saturday, March 19. The event honored students on the Graduate Distinguished Dean's Honor List, Dean's Undergraduate Distinguished Honor List, and Dean's Undergraduate Honor List and recipients of a variety of awards.

Students and faculty were honored for their accomplishments during Honors Convocation on Saturday, March 19. The event honored students on the Graduate Distinguished Dean's Honor List, Dean's Undergraduate Distinguished Honor List, and Dean's Undergraduate Honor List and recipients of a variety of awards.

China Preview students entranced by koi fish at Yu Gardens, Shanghai.

38 Arcadia volunteers spent their spring break in Tijuana, Mexico working with Fundación Esperanza de Mexico at two worksites​. Our time was spent building 2 houses and interacting with the communities that are being created through this organization.

Dr. Sandi Crenshaw leading a discussion in Kanheri Caves located within the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Mumbai India.

London Preview visits Big Ben, The Houses of Parliament's iconic clock tower.

Athens Center faculty Stavros Oikonomidis lectures to students while visiting Vathia and the Oracle of Cape Tainaron, located on the Mani Peninsula, during Greece Preview.

Students explore the coast during the Galway, Ireland Preview.

Baaqeyah Muhammad-El and Acacia Masso visit the Blue Mosque during Istanbul Preview.

Students learn to hand roll pasta during Sicily Preview.

Students explore the Wadi Shab during Oman Preview.

Et in Arcadia ego! Poussin's famous painting speaks to the Paris Preview students.

Students take a selfie among the traditional houses, or hanok, near Bukchon Hanok Village in Seoul, South Korea.

The Alumni Gymnasium was packed as the men's basketball team took on Lycoming University in the MAC Commonwealth Championship Game on Saturday, February 27. The Knights fell short of the win 78-73.

The Arcadia Alumni Association host the Class of 2016 at the 87 Knight celebration. Held Febraury 24, the annual event is 87 days before commencement to celebrate the start of the countdown.

The Arcadia Alumni Association host the Class of 2016 at the 87 Knight celebration. Held Febraury 24, the annual event is 87 days before commencement to celebrate the start of the countdown.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Author/historian Michael LoCicero ’06MA discusses his first book "A Moonlight Massacre" during a workshop for students and reading hosted by the English Department on Friday, February 26.

Author/historian Michael LoCicero ’06MA discusses his first book "A Moonlight Massacre" during a workshop for students and reading hosted by the English Department on Friday, February 26.

The Alumni Gymnasium was packed as the men's basketball team took on Lycoming University in the MAC Commonwealth Championship Game on Saturday, February 27. The Knights fell short of the win 78-73.

The Alumni Gymnasium was packed as the men's basketball team took on Lycoming University in the MAC Commonwealth Championship Game on Saturday, February 27. The Knights fell short of the win 78-73.

The Alumni Gymnasium was packed as the men's basketball team took on Lycoming University in the MAC Commonwealth Championship Game on Saturday, February 27. The Knights fell short of the win 78-73.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Arcadia University Art Gallery hosted an opening reception for the exhibit Pati Hill: Photocopier, A Survey of Prints and Books (1974–83) on Thursday, February 25. The exhibit, featured in 3 galleries across the Glenside campus, is open until April 24.

Exhibition coordinator Matt Borgen works with students to hang 45 Pieces, part of the 'Pati Hill: Photocopier' exhibit opening Thursday, February 25 in the Arcadia Univeristy Art Gallery.

Exhibition coordinator Matt Borgen works with students to hang 45 Pieces, part of the 'Pati Hill: Photocopier' exhibit opening Thursday, February 25 in the Arcadia Univeristy Art Gallery.

Jeremiah White III, a former international soccer player and current entrepreneur, speaks during a presentation sponsored by the Office of Institutional Diversity on Thursday, February 18.

The Cory Band, a brass band from Wales, UK, performs Friday, February 119 as part of its 8-concert tour of the United States.

The Cory Band, a brass band from Wales, UK, performs Friday, February 119 as part of its 8-concert tour of the United States.

The Cory Band, a brass band from Wales, UK, performs Friday, February 119 as part of its 8-concert tour of the United States.