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.
Shaylee Adkins, the primary Grant Walsh artist-in-residence, created art using a reductive woodcut technique, which will be displayed at the Horticulture Center's Autumnal Festival.
Drum majors perform at halftime
Runners stream past the starting line of the university's 9/11 Commemorative 5K run organized by the Military & Veterans Success Center with University Recreation and ROTC in the early morning of Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2024 at the flagpole.
Students pickup country flags to participate in the International Meet & Greet Parade of Flags organized by the Office of International Student Services on Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2024.
Sissy, the service dog gets pets from her owner, a University of Kentucky fan, in her Texas A&M jersey after having a successful pacemaker surgery.
Students take part in the Chalk Art Symposium at the Mary Idema Pew Library plaza on September 13. GVSU alum and chalk artist, Emily Miller, '14 and '20, worked with students to translate research from traditional posters and oral talks to the sidewalk.
As the college celebrated it's oldest living alum and the first black woman to graduate from the college Edith Renfrow-Smith class of 1937, I decided to try to document her return to campus using a camera from her era, Kodak No. 1 Pocket Junior, made in 1929. This frame is a mistake double exposure of the students, faculty and staff that were gathered to greet Edith as she arrived at the Grinnell Regional Airport. The film was digitized by photographing the negative and converting to a positive in photoshop.
Dean of the college introduces alumni guest speaker for endowed lecture series.
Edith Renfrow-Smith ’37, the college's oldest living alum and the first black woman to graduate from the school in 1937, has a huge smile for current student Valeriya Woodard ’25, after she arrived at the Grinnell Regional airport in a private plane to be present as the college's newest dorm Renfrow Hall is dedicated.
Students enjoying the afternoon sun during a break from classes in front of the Roger Brown building.