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Outstanding performance on the Graduation Initiative 2025 and a major national award were other notable events for the year.

Transfer students were able to tour the campus, register for classes, meet with faculty and have some fun at the annual event.

Nearly 2,400 graduates will be honored with degrees, as well as local business leader Ted Balestreri.

As part of the university's mission from the beginning, student volunteer hours have made a lasting impact in the local community.

The Tony Award-winning musical comedy opens Friday at the World Theater.

The two events help spotlight two of the smaller communities on campus.

The event, which begins at noon, will feature a student art market, a food market and a nighttime festival.

A group of 70 students volunteered at four different sites.

Besides sparking artistic interest, the event helps connect the police department with the ºÚÁÏÉçapp campus community.

New projects, continuing traditions and notable grants were among the year's top moments.