Governor Wes Moore speaks to SMCM students, faculty and staff in Annapolis on Friday, Feb. 28.

The sun sets, viewed from the porch of Calvert Hall.

Remember, you can get free swag for submitting your photos!

The women's basketball team celebrates a basket during their 54-46 semifinal victory over Bryn Athyn last night.

Frank Newman '25 demonstrates an experiment he calls "Northern Lights in a Bottle," a portion of a broader SMP project he is working to complete this spring.

Two Double-A Cabaret performances took place on Friday, Feb. 21.

The Center for the Study of Democracy, the Office of Community Outreach and Engagement, and the Multicultural Programs Office organized a panel of SMCM faculty experts to address key policy changes under the new Trump administration and what to expect in the future.

Where will the River Runner take you? Photo from the recent trip to Leonardtown for First Friday.

Come out to the ARC tonight for postseason men's basketball as your #5 seed Seahawks take on #12 seed Penn College. Action begins at 6 p.m.!

Program Student Ambassador (PSA) Ashley Johnson ’25 gave tours of the psychology department during a rainy Admitted Seahawks Day.

Women's Swimming captured the 2024-25 Atlantic East championship over the weekend - Go Seahawks!

Professor Colin Flint, of Utah State University, delivers a lecture on the Geopolitics of Near and Far Waters, sponsored by the Center for the Study of Democracy and The Patuxent Partnership.

"The Hope of Snow" - Picture taken near QA woods

Casual stroll to the Groom

A student prepares to decorate a pair of sneakers at the Soles of Imagination event in Daugherty-Palmer Commons on Feb. 7.

The King's Singers perform in the Nancy R. & Norton T. Dodge Performing Arts Center on Saturday.

Lacrosse season is here - women scrimmage on Saturday, Feb. 8 while men have their first game Sunday, Feb. 9, both at Jamie L. Roberts Stadium.

The United States Colored Troops Memorial Statue and nearby interpretive center in John G. Lancaster Park in Lexington Park pay tribute to African American soldiers who served during the Civil War.

Professor of Art Sue Johnson's "Symmetrical Bodies" exhibition runs in Boyden Gallery through March 7.

Drayden African-American Schoolhouse in western St. Mary's County was a segregated school in operation from 1890 until 1944. Informative panels sit on the outside grounds and the historic site is well worth a visit.