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.
Despite the movement and balance limitations that Parkinson’s Disease creates, the enthusiasm is infectious as Dance for People with Parkinson’s instructor Kate Insolia inspires the class to bend, stretch and emote with joy during a class session.
It’s signing day as Gies College of Business students declare their major during a festive ceremony. Students came up one at a time to unravel a banner with their chosen major, live-streamed so parents can watch.
Buttrick Hall cleaning. Deep cleaning with Clorox mist and spray /wipe down of fixtures, rails, restrooms, tables and chairs.
Buttrick Hall cleaning. Deep cleaning with Clorox mist and spray /wipe down of fixtures, rails, restrooms, tables and chairs.
Nursing professors teach students in Sim Lab via computers. University community to further heed public health and safety recommendations during coronavirus outbreak.
Two of the sixty donors participate in a university fundraiser at Sand Hallow Golf Course in Hurricane, Utah on Tuesday, March 10, 2020.
A video message advertisement looking for the student speaker at the 2020 Commencement plays to nearly no one in the UIS Student Union Thursday, March 19, as the campus began to shut down. Students started leaving campus housing on March 18, 2020 to minimize the potential risk of COVID19.
Utah Valley University professor Gregory Jackson was prepared to transition to online teaching thanks to his successful podcast.
Parents pick up their children as the on-campus housing is emptied to ward off potential COVID19 outbreaks Wednesday, March 18, 2020.
A first year student grabs the last of her belongings from the lobby of Lincoln Residence Hall and heads out for home. College students at UIS, similar to students nation wide, were sent home from the university in an effort to reduce the potential number of COVID19 infections.