Professional Photography students Sarah Cherry and Taylor Franzen work together in the photography studio at Colorado Mountain College Spring Valley for a messy food photography shoot.
News and College Life
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.
Curry College President Ken Quigley (center) teaches students how to tie a necktie as part of a series of events designed to promote discussions around masculinity and identity.
The red fundraising team is introduced during the beginning of the BuckeyeThon Dance Marathon at the Ohio Union on Friday February 7, 2020.
Fans cheer as fundraising teams perform their first dance routines for the BuckeyeThon Dance Marathon at the Ohio Union on Friday February 7, 2020.
Participants sing song lyrics during the BuckeyeThon Dance Marathon silent disco at the Ohio Union on Friday February 7, 2020.
A university student races two second graders during the OSU Reads: The Race to Tell Our Stories event in the university Recreation and Physical Activity Center Friday February 21, 2020. African American Heritage Festival student board members combined Black History Month lessons with an obstacle course, a photo booth, an art project and book readings for local second graders throughout the event.
Second graders wait in line for the photo booth during the OSU Reads: The Race to Tell Our Stories event in the Recreation and Physical Activity Center at the university Friday February 21, 2020. African American Heritage Festival student board members combined Black History Month lessons with an obstacle course, a photo booth, an art project, and book readings for local second graders throughout the event.
Fog is released over the crowd during a BuckeyeThon Dance Marathon rave at the Ohio Union on Saturday February 8, 2020. The marathon helped raise $1,606,087.99 to benefit pediatric cancer patients.
Venerable Bhante Seelawimala, a Sri Lankan Buddhist monk of the American Buddhist Seminary, came to the class to answer questions about Buddhism. Venerable Bhaute Seelawimala with the students blessed many small "votive tablets," which are small Thai Buddha amulet made from residue on incense
The bloom filled trees are a sign of spring as two students talk and laugh together.
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