Professor of English Jeffrey Coleman moderated a discussion with author Carole Boston Weatherford and artist Jeffrey Boston Weatherford about their book "Kin: Rooted in Hope," on Wednesday, Oct. 8, in the Dodge Performing Arts Center.

Costumed or not, students had a blast with the many craft activities available at the Programs Board's Renaissance Festival on Friday, Oct. 3.

October is Red Flag Month. See any relationship red flags? Contact the Title IX office.

Grace Hountangni '28 was one of several students presenting their summer research to students, faculty and staff during the Neuroscience Summer Research Presentations event in Glendening Annex last week.

Dozens of students, faculty, staff and community members attended the opening of the "Sharing our Common Humanity from Common Ground" exhibition in Boyden Gallery on Tuesday, September 30.

President Phillips shares some College swag with Baltimore mayor Brandon Scott, SMCM Class of '06, at an alumni event in Baltimore on Tuesday evening, September 30.

Two models shown by independent animator and SMCM Artist House Visiting Artist John Quinn at his Artist Talk on Monday, September 30.

Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Elijah Anderson presents "Race Relations Since the End of the Civil Rights Movement" at the recital hall of the Dodge Performing Arts Center Thursday, Sept. 25.

Assistant Professor of Marine Science Matt Breece '05 describes how he and his team used knowledge from historical archives, advanced robotics outfitted with high-resolution sidescan sonar and underwater archeology to locate aircraft wrecks and associated missing in action (MIA) servicemembers.

President Phillips is pictured with members of the SMCM Foundation Board of Directors, who met on campus on Tuesday, Sept. 23. The Foundation supports the College through fundraising and investment.

Director of Counseling Jess Jolly captured 3rd place at the St. Mary's County Fair with this photo of Meatball.

The St. Mary's Singers perform at the Admission Open House on Saturday, September 20.

New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie delivered the 2025 Judge William O. E. Sterling Constitution Day Lecture in the Dodge Performing Arts Center on Tuesday, September 16.

Many students attended the Study Abroad Fair at the Campus Center on Monday, Sept. 15.

Our Glorious Campus Cat grazing on the grass. She’s lucky she doesn’t have class!

You know Zootopia? You know the fennec (Finnick) that wants to be an elephant when he grows up? Well, Meatball wants to be a donut.

Having a fun morning with Izzy

Sunset from the waterfront, taken during the Twilgith Ceremony for the Class of 2029.

SMCM Men's Soccer snapped a 28-game losing streak to Johns Hopkins with a 3-3 draw on Wednesday night.

Office of Public Safety Deputy Chief Chris Coons explains to a student at Campus Safety Day the various equipment used and typical weight of the tactical vests worn by public safety and special police officers.