Have Seahawks Got Talent? Yes they have! And they made for a great finish to Hawktoberfest.

Students participate in a pop-up collaborative mapping project put together by ENST 285 (GIS Community Mapping) and ENST's Campus as Living Lab initiative to gather local knowledge and lived experience.

Taken midday on a walk back from classes.

The Great Bamboo Boat Race is always a favorite activity at Hawktoberfest.

A petting zoo was a new feature of Hawktoberfest this year.

A henna artist was one of the features of PatioFest, a Friday evening addition to Hawktoberfest 2025.

Hawktoberfest 2025 set a record with well in excess of 2,000 in attendance.

COSMIC Symphony performed in the Dodge Performing Arts Center on Sunday, Oct. 12 in honor of their 30th anniversary as Southern Maryland's community orchestra.

Students read stories of hope and loss at the "Send Silence Packing" mental health exhibit on Wednesday, Oct. 15.

The LGBTQIA+ Out in the Workplace Panel took place Saturday, October. 11 in the Blackistone Room. LGBTQIA+ professionals shared experiences navigating the workforce, discussed challenges and successes, and answered career-related questions.

Trustee Emerita Gail Harmon and Professor Emeritus Don Stabile were presented the Order of the Ark & Dove, the College's highest award for service, at the Board of Trustees dinner on Friday, Oct. 10.

The Board of Trustees had lunch with students during their meeting on Friday, Oct. 10.

Detail of the interior reconstruction of the c. 1667 Brick Chapel at Historic St. Mary's City. Have you seen it? Admission to HSMC is free with your student ID.

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.