Photos of found subject matter (unposed and uncontrolled) documenting your university or college-related events as they occur naturally. Photographs in this category must adhere to accepted photojournalistic standards.
About 400 community members and donors attended the November 3 event to celebrate and tour DCIH, which opened in May on Grand Valley’s Health Campus on Medical Mile in downtown Grand Rapids.
A group of first-year students play a game of Twister during a Halloween Bash at Dejope Residence Hall on Oct. 29, 2021.
From left to right, Nbiiwakamigkwe of Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, and Keja Schreiber of Marten Falls First Nation, embrace for the potato dance – where two dancers hold a potato between their foreheads while attempting to dance with the beat – during a powwow held in celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Oct. 11, 2021.
Katsing Lim pulls up during a flight competition in the regional National Intercollegiate Flying Association. This is the school's first involvement in the NIFA in 15 years. The decision to participate came late leaving the students only a month to prepare.
A man views shirts created for the Clothesline Project in the Sorensen Student Center on the campus of Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, on Wednesday, October 27, 2021. The Clothesline Project is a visual display of violence statistics that often go ignored. Each shirt is made by a survivor of violence or by someone who has lost a loved one to violence. The color of each shirt represents a different type of violence.
Dr. Brian Labus, professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, watches a football game from the sideline VIP bar. He's the campus's leading expert on epidemiology and pandemics, and has been a key resource for creating a safe campus environment. He attends football games in his role of assisting athletics in having safe events. He's also collecting data on mask protocol adherence at football games for future research.
Freshman Architecture major, Aaron Marentic, and member of Rebel Girls & Company, does some freestyle dancing during the Homecoming Festival.
Cheyne Sauceda works on setting up the booth for the Hospitality College at the Homecoming Festival. This is part of the classwork for a class called, "Meetings and Events." Hospitality students plan and execute a real event, which involves: putting together a theme; cost analysis; logistics; purchasing; sponsorships, marketing; and client relations.
Framed between flags, Michael A Schneider Provost and Dean of the College confers degrees.