The rising Brown University senior and biology concentrator is conducting hands-on research with snake specimens at natural history museums and in the lab at Brown to better understand biological diversity.
Students selected as botany fellows work with faculty to find, identify and catalogue rare plants around Rhode Island as part of and internship through the university's herbarium and the Rhode Island Natural History Survey.
Stripped of all the noise. Just light. Just composition. Gentle gradients. Bold shapes. The quiet relationship between highlights and shadows. Black and white has a way of revealing what was there all along.
Over five days and hundreds of miles, faculty traveled through 53 counties and 87 cities to better understand the state, build connections and explore how their teaching, research and service can benefit Georgia.
Essay on favorite photos taken over the summer. Usually a monthly blog, we were slower over the summer this year and decided to write this for the season rather than per month.
Culmination of three shoots following Director of Sanborn Field Operations and Comms Tim Reinbott, graduate student William Lee, undergraduate student Mary Davidson, and undergraduate student Kaitlyn Blakemore, working in the tomato fields at Jefferson Farm and Garden prepping the fields and harvesting for the 21st annual Tomato Festival. This year’s Tomato Festival will be Tim’s last. It's uncertain if the Tomato Festival will continue after his retirement.
Students learn how human activities influence biodiversity and ecosystems while studying in Costa Rica.
Moraine Valley Community College - Butterfly
The inaugural GVSU Wellness Summit provided an opportunity for faculty, staff and students to prioritize wellness through a variety of activities, presentations and offerings.
A photo essay about patriotism on Grand Valley's Campuses.