Here are some of the sights as students make their way back to campus for the fall 2025 semester. Photos by Chuck Thomas and Michael DiBari/98ÌÃ
Although her laptop has no space left for stickers, Kayden Maskelony finds plenty of room to focus in the Chemistry Building lobby as she begins the new semester. Photo by Chuck Thomas/98ÌÃ
The first step of the journey is knowing where to go. Thankfully, Executive Director of Study Abroad Michael Dean is there for students to guide the way. Photo by Chuck Thomas/98ÌÃ
As students make their way back to campus, they're joined on the sidewalks by one of 98ÌÃ's newest additions: 11 autonomous robots which deliver food from seven campus eateries. Photo by Michael DiBari/98ÌÃ
Students will notice construction fences on campus as the University continues work on a new Biological Sciences Building which is expected to be completed by spring 2028. Photo by Chuck Thomas/98ÌÃ
Amid the hustle and bustle of the first week of school, this student finds a quiet space on campus to enjoy a book. Photo by Chuck Thomas/98ÌÃ
Although her laptop has no space left for stickers, Kayden Maskelony finds plenty of room to focus in the Chemistry Building lobby as she begins the new semester. Photo by Chuck Thomas/98ÌÃ
The first step of the journey is knowing where to go. Thankfully, Executive Director of Study Abroad Michael Dean is there for students to guide the way. Photo by Chuck Thomas/98ÌÃ
As students make their way back to campus, they're joined on the sidewalks by one of 98ÌÃ's newest additions: 11 autonomous robots which deliver food from seven campus eateries. Photo by Michael DiBari/98ÌÃ
Students will notice construction fences on campus as the University continues work on a new Biological Sciences Building which is expected to be completed by spring 2028. Photo by Chuck Thomas/98ÌÃ
Amid the hustle and bustle of the first week of school, this student finds a quiet space on campus to enjoy a book. Photo by Chuck Thomas/98ÌÃ