Students welcome first-years at Lewis Center for the Arts

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Campus Comes Alive Again

by Maria A. LoBiondo

September 8, 2021

Sights and sounds of students beginning a new academic year filled the campus — from “Welcome Back!” shout-outs, to cheers announcing the Pre-rade for the Classes of 2024 and 2025, to the chatter of students greeting friends and faculty face-to-face rather than virtually. The University has carefully prepared for this momentous welcome with protocols in place for the safety of all as the semester opens with enthusiasm.

Back to School

Class of 2024 students led the Pre-rade, marching through FitzRandolph Gate.

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Class of 2025 enters campus through FitzRandolph Gates

"Santa" crowd surfed at the Class of 2024 step sing.

Members of Whitman College flashed a "W" to show their college pride.

Community Action members remove invasive plants

participants in Dialogue and Difference in Action meet for discussion

Class of 2025 members participate in a mindfulness class on Poe Field

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