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As BYU celebrates its 150th anniversary, BYU leaders and alumni echo a theme of learning and service in this inspiring BYU institutional message.

Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL) honored the achievements of their organizations and their members at their annual award ceremony. 

On August 27, UIC celebrated the arrival of first-year and transfer students during the first week of the semester at its annual Convocation. After the cheering for thousands of new UIC Flames, the afternoon kicked off with a welcome from USG President Nathan Thokkudubiyyapu at Harrison Field. New students were provided with red UIC bucket hats and t-shirts before they assembled into the shape of the UIC circle logo mark.

A video documenting students moving into their dorms ahead of their first semester at UIC for Fall 2025. 

From tryouts to competition time, watch as the UIC Spirit Team storms the beaches of Daytona, Florida for cheer & dance Nationals! The UIC Creative & Digital Services filmed this project from September 2024 to April of 2025.

UIC Creative and Digital Services produced this video for UIC Recreation and Wellbeing's participation in the Exercise is Medicine on Campus Mascot Challenge. We were tasked to create a short narrative about fitness and healthy living. This year's theme was "exercise makes the world go round."

Time to reflect on the thrill of Rec FEST 2025! This recap video showcases the standout moments from the event, including F45 Bootcamp, sand volleyball, log rolling, and information tabling. It's the ultimate celebration of fitness and community, brought to you annually by Recreation and Wellbeing. UIC Creative and Digital Services captured the event

The Center for Student Involvement welcomed the UIC community to its annual music fest, Spark, on Saturday, September 13. Concertgoers were treated to UIC DJ Battle Winner, doubleU; UIC Battle of the Bands Winner, Math 125; followed by DJ Nanoos and Ric Wilson, and ending with featured artist Tinashe. UIC Creative and Digital Services captured the event.

Judith Johnson is wrecking the idea of retirement. The 65-year-old Texas Tech student is studying music after retiring from a career in nursing. In fact, she's now become the oldest member to ever play in the Goin' Band from Raiderland. This trailblazer is not fazed by marching alongside students who could be her grandchildren – she’s actually quite composed. “I’ve learned I can do anything,” Johnson says. “It’s my mind that tells me I can or can’t do something, not my age.”

"Flatland Forever: A Texas Tech Story" tells the story of Flatland Cavalry, from their humble beginnings at Texas Tech University to performing on the world's biggest stages. Produced by Texas Tech, this documentary is a shining example of why From Here, It's Possible.