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.

The undefeated women's field hockey team takes on Goucher College tonight in Baltimore.

Thomas Sova, vice president of Fencing Club, demonstrates for new recruits how to do lunge attacks with a foil sword during the club’s recent interest meeting.

Anime Club was one of dozens of groups represented at the combined Involvement Fair and Volunteer Expo on Friday, Sept. 5.

Chrissy Joy & The Joy Crew performed for hundreds of students, faculty and staff at President Phillips' "Welcome ot Campus" event on the Monty Pillow on Thursday, September 4.

New students complete the tradition of signing the President's Book on Friday, Aug. 29.

Students browse a table of free toiletries complementary of Residence Life as part of Welcome Week activities and giveaways.

Students, faculty and staff do the Electric Slide at the New Student Welcome BBQ on Thursday, Aug. 28

President Phillips greets students at move-in on August 28.

SMCM faculty, staff, students and alumni have been instrumental in oyster restoration efforts on the St. Mary's River, under the leadership of the St. Mary's River Watershed Association.

Student performers were once again part of the annual River Concert Series, either as part of the Chesapeake Orchestra or serving as opening acts for the concert.

SMCM alumni and friends were a prominent part of Historic Sotterley's Day of Unity and Healing on Saturday, August 23.

The Maryland Dove, captained by an alumna, sails past the waterfront during Alumni Weekend.