A student tries to beat her friend while racing in huge inflatable hamster balls during the grand opening of the new student union.
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JSU Global celebrates cultures of our international students every spring. The Holi Festival of Colors marks the beginning of spring and celebrates the triumph of good over evil. People express their joy by applying organic colors on each other in celebration of love, joy, and friendships.
JSU Global celebrates cultures of our international students every spring. The Holi Festival of Colors marks the beginning of spring and celebrates the triumph of good over evil. People express their joy by applying organic colors on each other in celebration of love, joy, and friendships.
Lauren Gomez (center) uses a torch to fire her glass project as students work on a range of glass working projects in the Glass Lab, a a high quality facility for working in hot glass, casting, kiln forming, and cold working, on Friday, March 29, 2019
During a live active shooter drill, local law enforcement execute their training in real time. Here, law enforcement move swiftly as they cover the medics who are brought in to assess the injured.
International student Tzu Chan Lee walks exits the tunnel on the east side of campus during a snow storm.
Recruit Candidate Academy cadets Paco Malm and Michael Johnson control a car fire during a training exercise. The car was burned for the Criminal Justice department for students to process a mock crime scene.
Visualizing Abolition and Freedom an art piece created Edouard Duval-Carrie in collaboration with faculty, staff and students is now on display in the Humanities and Social Studies Complex.
The Y Barn behind campus caught fire one morning and filled the sky with black smoke all across the university. Many mourned the loss of a facility they grew up using for many summers by the lake.
Staff and students dig a grave on campus, for "First Lady" of the university, Beneth Jones.
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