Students and staff learn to crochet at one of the many LiveWell sessions on Wednesday, Nov. 5.

The Piscataway Nation Singers & Dancers performed in the Dodge PAC on Tuesday, Nov. 5.

Numerous SMCM alumni were in attendance at Tuesday's Career & Internship Fair organized by the Center for Career & Professional Development.

Two students take turns smashing a pumpkin on the Campus Center Patio durring Relay for Life's annual pumpkin smashing and pumpkin carving event to raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Kalyn Ciriaco, professional pathways first year program coordinator, walks off stage after showing off her business casual attire during the Dress for Success Fashion Show hosted by the Center for Career and Professional Development.

New signage being installed on campus this week.

The student panel is always a major feature of admission open houses.

Strummer Condayan interviews AVP Rafael Zapata during Hot Ones CCPD edition as part of the center’s Career Week.

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.