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May 1, 2019

Month in Photos: April 2019

May is already here! Take a look back at some of our favorite photos from the busy but fun month of April on campus.

Junior Victoria Marsh studies by the Sundial on a nice spring dayStudents perform in the spring theatre production, She Kills MonstersSenior Prince Charles is introduced during one of the final home games for the lacrosse teamBiology professor Kristin Bliss teaches her class about trees on campusSpring colors bloom on front campusStudents study outside the Student CenterSenior Austin Collier presents the app he developed during the Symposium of Artists and ScholarsSoftball teammates celebrate during a gameOne of the scenes from the Spring Dance ConcertThe Poetry Tree in bloomDarren Petty competes in a track meetAs part of tradition, students clean the Odd TreeJose Marquez-Ramos and other students rehearse for the Model UN Conference with faculty and staffFlowers in bloom in Marys GardenFirst-year Savana Mata returns a serve during a tennis matchSenior studio art majors present their work in a special exhibition at the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph CollegeSenior Valarie Osei-Akyeampong presents her research on the health benefits of black rice during senior chemistry presentationsThe wisteria in bloom in front of Main HallSophomore Meghan Chaffins competes in a track and field meetJunior Joe Vazquez performs on the organ during the music department recitalThe lacrosse women celebrate during a game this springFirst-year Brooklyn Ford helps plant a pollinator garden on front campus on Earth DayShirts designed by students hang in the Student Center for the Clothesline Project, which was part of Sexual Assault Awareness WeekAlex Kulvivat returns a serve in a tennis matchArt history professor Lesley Shipley presents the lecture “Art on the Edge: Borders and Barriers in Contemporary Landscape Photography” at the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College. Tags: , , , , , ,

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