On April 14, Honors Convocation recognized students who received University and departmental awards, as well as those who achieved Dean’s Honors and Distinguished Honors in the spring and fall 2017 semesters.

On April 14, Honors Convocation recognized students who received University and departmental awards, as well as those who achieved Dean’s Honors and Distinguished Honors in the spring and fall 2017 semesters.

On April 14, Honors Convocation recognized students who received University and departmental awards, as well as those who achieved Dean’s Honors and Distinguished Honors in the spring and fall 2017 semesters.

Student speaker Raymond Lewis III ’18M, a candidate in the Counseling program, emphasized the importance of believing in one’s self and pursuing goals– that there is no “perfect time” when it comes to achieving your dreams.

Dr. Michael Dwyer, associate professor and undergraduate director of Media and Communication, received the Provost’s Award for Outstanding Advising and Mentoring. Dr. Dwyer joined the Arcadia faculty in 2010. He was recently selected for a 2018 National Endowment for the Humanities grant to pursue research on the relationship between Hollywood film and Rust Belt cities.

Dr. Lauretta Bushar, professor of Biology, was honored with the Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching. Dr. Bushar joined Arcadia’s faculty in 1993, and has previously held the Chair of Biology position. In 2010, she received the Ellington Beavers Award for her co-work on the understanding of the genetic structure of Timber Rattlesnake populations.

Dr. Joseph Adler ’12DPT, adjunct professor of Physical Therapy, earned the Arcadia University Adjunct Faculty Award. Dr. Adler is a physical therapist with Good Shepherd Penn Partners, where he specializes in treatment of patients with critical illness, especially after cardiothoracic surgery. He serves as Program Chair for the Cardiovascular and Pulmonary section with the American Physical Therapy Association.

Winner, Riley Crouthamel, China

Aquilla Lee, Oman

Matthew Neavling, England

Kayla Smith, Oman

Kelsey Mashinski, Greece

Raquel Kubicz, Vietnam

Victoria Whitney, Oman

Holi Hindu Festival of Colors hosted on Haber Green invited students to learn more about the festival, sample traditional Indian food, listen to Indian music, and of course get colored.

Holi Hindu Festival of Colors hosted on Haber Green invited students to learn more about the festival, sample traditional Indian food, listen to Indian music, and of course get colored.

Dr. Doreen Loury, assistant professor of Sociology and director of the Pan African Studies program, presented "The Words and Other Expressions of Hate and Racism" as a part of Civility in Action Leadership Discussion Series.

Dr. Doreen Loury, assistant professor of Sociology and director of the Pan African Studies program, presented "The Words and Other Expressions of Hate and Racism" as a part of Civility in Action Leadership Discussion Series.

First Fridays in the Castle Concert Series featured the String Quartet "Strings Fantastique" musicians Valerie Levicoff, Violin; Dan Kujala, Cello; Guest Artists, Lisa Lynch-Shumas, Violin and Karol Mannherz, Viola.

First Fridays in the Castle Concert Series featured the String Quartet "Strings Fantastique" musicians Valerie Levicoff, Violin; Dan Kujala, Cello; Guest Artists, Lisa Lynch-Shumas, Violin and Karol Mannherz, Viola.

The "Beyond Meridians" Lecture Series: "Honoring the Present: Poetry As Self-Care" featured poetry performances by Kai Davis and Jasmine Combs. Photo by Matthew Neavling '21.

The "Beyond Meridians" Lecture Series: "Honoring the Present: Poetry As Self-Care" featured poetry performances by Kai Davis and Jasmine Combs. Photo by Matthew Neavling '21.

Healthcare Careers Expo held Monday, March 5 helped students discover a variety of healthcare career options during this interactive workshop.

Healthcare Careers Expo held Monday, March 5 helped students discover a variety of healthcare career options during this interactive workshop.

2018 Apprenticeship students and their professor, David Guinn, revealed sketches of the new mural at the Glenside station.

2018 Apprenticeship students and their professor, David Guinn, revealed sketches of the new mural at the Glenside station.

The Office of Institutional Diversity hosted Women's History Month: Panel of Asian Women Professionals sharing their stories of their respective occupations. Photo by Matthew Neavling '21.

The Office of Institutional Diversity hosted Women's History Month: Panel of Asian Women Professionals sharing their stories of their respective occupations. Photo by Matthew Neavling '21.

Arcadia University hosted the annual Southeastern Pennsylvania Consortium for Higher Education (SEPCHE) 2018 Honors Conference for students from the eight participating colleges and universities on March 24. Photo by Ashley Selig.

Arcadia University hosted the annual Southeastern Pennsylvania Consortium for Higher Education (SEPCHE) 2018 Honors Conference for students from the eight participating colleges and universities on March 24. Photo by Daulton Trout '20.

Students, faculty, staff, and administrators gathered on March 23 for Breaking the Silence II to continue to facilitate discussions about race and multiculturalism on Arcadia's campus.

Students, faculty, staff, and administrators gathered on March 23 for Breaking the Silence II to continue to facilitate discussions about race and multiculturalism on Arcadia's campus.

School of Education hosted Undoing Pennsylvania's School Funding Crisis event discussing the issues of efficient education. Photo by Daulton Trout '20.

Global 1968 is a series of events related to and in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of 1968, one of the most tumultuous and consequential years in modern global history. Photo by Matthew Neavling '21.