The Title IX Office hosted a friendship bracelet event for the SMCM community to come together to support survivors of domestic violence.

Sunset looking out on St. John's pond

DeSousa-Brent Scholars Table at the September 21st Open House

In honor of the 60th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act last week, SMCM, Historic St. Mary's City and Historic Sotterley hosted "The Civil Rights Act in Southern Maryland: Yesterday, Today, and for Tomorrow," at the Dodge Performing Arts Center.

Comedian/impressionist Matt Friend gave the Twain lecture on Friday, Sept. 27

Sailboats lined up by the dock as the sun begins to set.

Sunset over the St Mary's River

The SMCM community was encouraged to post examples of unhealthy behaviors onto a poster board during the "That's a Red Flag" event hosted by Title IX.

The Learning Commons was named for the late distinguished alum Dallas P. Dean '60 on Friday, Sept. 27.

President Jordan was a guest speaker at a recent SGA meeting

A small group of students met with President Jordan for dinner and conversation

The volleyball team celebrates a point at Saturday's tri-meet.

Two students enjoying pizza at Kate Farm

The St. Mary's Singers perform at the Open House on Saturday.

Lawyer and professor Sherrilyn Ifill delivered the 2024 Judge William O.E. Sterling Constitution Day Lecture on Sept. 17 in the Dodge Performing Arts Center.

Students across campus enjoyed free pizza on Friday, Sept. 13 at the Kate Farm, made with fresh dough from St. James Deli and homemade tomato sauce courtesy of Assistant Professor Wilfong's Slow Foods LEAD seminar!

Join Habitat for Humanity and do some good! From the August 30 Involvement Fair.

The Seahawk athletics department held a luncheon recently to celebrate its second straight United East Conference Presidents’ Cup win.

Spider lightning viewed from the St. Mary's College waterfront.

Both the women's and men's cross country teams captured first place in the Seahawk Classic on Friday, Sep. 13.