Online Photo Essay

A look inside TCU's exceptional orientation experience.

https://stories.tcu.edu/tcu-101-how-to-be-a-horned-frog

Kent State students on a Global Education trip to Europe in June of 2022. Students in Paris, Florence, Venice and Siena. The slideshow was made to show the board of trustees what our students are doing in Europe and some of the opportunities available to them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TUuUltLXyU&t=90s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TUuUltLXyU&t=90s

Autumn. Nature at her most colorful. And Grand Valley State University's campuses do not disappoint, providing a vibrant background for football and other fall activities. The Allendale and Pew Grand Rapids campuses have more than 1,300 acres to explore or find a peaceful spot to rest.

https://grandvalleystateuniversity.exposure.co/a-grand-valley-autumn

Fifty-eight steps to the fourth floor, down the hall to the right, lives my office in James H. Zumberge Hall on Grand Valley State University’s Allendale Campus. On days when I’m not out taking photos of events, research or campus life, I sit at my computer editing photos in my square room with a view that looks towards Lake Superior Hall and the water tower that dons a large blue "GV."

Koda arrived in West Michigan in June after six weeks of training in Alabama. The two-year old Black Lab lives with Kelsey Sietsema, a canine and community police officer for the Grand Valley Police Department.

https://grandvalleystateuniversity.exposure.co/koda-the-k9

A sovereign tribal nation in Oklahoma. A public university in Ohio. And a relationship that has led to the first generation in nearly 100 years learning to speak the Myaamia language.

Thirty years ago, Daryl Baldwin’s father gave him several old documents that once belonged to Daryl’s grandfather. Tucked inside the accordion-style manila folder among other papers were 18 pages that captured an unfamiliar language, neatly typed on onionskin.

Therapy Dogs at Midterms in the fall drew about 450 attendees, while Therapy Dog Day at Finals attracted more than 500 people — the vast majority of them students. "What's cool about the large events at midterms and finals is that even staff and faculty sometimes stop by and get to enjoy the therapy dogs," Uy said. Below, dozens of students took part in Dog Days at Midterms in the Armstrong Student Center this March.

https://ucm.exposure.co/dog-therapy-at-miami