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Arcadia University’s student-athletes competed to win prizes for audience members at Knight Madness on Nov. 8. Photo by Tom Weishaar

Arcadia University’s student-athletes competed to win prizes for audience members at Knight Madness on Nov. 8. Photo by Tom Weishaar

Arcadia University’s student-athletes competed to win prizes for audience members at Knight Madness on Nov. 8. Photo by Tom Weishaar

In honor of the first annual Genetic Counselor Awareness Day, Arcadia's Genetic Counseling Master's Degree Program and GeneDx are sponsoring a screening of the documentary Rarefied: The Search for the Genetic Why followed by a panel discussion with film director Wil Weldon, featured parent Sandra Sermone, and genetic counselor Brenda Finucane.

In honor of the first annual Genetic Counselor Awareness Day, Arcadia's Genetic Counseling Master's Degree Program and GeneDx are sponsoring a screening of the documentary Rarefied: The Search for the Genetic Why followed by a panel discussion with film director Wil Weldon, featured parent Sandra Sermone, and genetic counselor Brenda Finucane.

A Philly based organization Mighty Writers and Arcadia's Creative Writing class gathered together students for an open mic afternoon.

A Philly based organization Mighty Writers and Arcadia's Creative Writing class gathered together students for an open mic afternoon.

Studio Art Foundations students presented the 11th annual Wearable Sculpture Show on Monday, Oct. 30 in the Commons Great Room. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

Studio Art Foundations students presented the 11th annual Wearable Sculpture Show on Monday, Oct. 30 in the Commons Great Room. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

On the First Friday of the month during the fall semester the Music Department hosts a concert in the Grey Towers Castle.

On the First Friday of the month during the fall semester the Music Department hosts a concert in the Grey Towers Castle.

Student Programming Board hosted their 39th annual Mr. Beaver Beauty Pageant with the theme being "Reality TV," Photo by Jess Derr' 19

Student Programming Board hosted their 39th annual Mr. Beaver Beauty Pageant with the theme being "Reality TV," Photo by Jess Derr' 19

Student Programming Board hosted their 39th annual Mr. Beaver Beauty Pageant with the theme being "Reality TV," Photo by Jess Derr' 19

The Fifth Annual Arcadia Campus Poets Symposium featured reading, panel discussion and audience participation on Tuesday, October 17.

The Fifth Annual Arcadia Campus Poets Symposium featured reading, panel discussion and audience participation on Tuesday, October 17.

The Fifth Annual Arcadia Campus Poets Symposium featured reading, panel discussion and audience participation on Tuesday, October 17.

Hillary Blecker, Founding Partner for The Blue Door Group hosted LGBTQ Ally Training for anyone in the Arcadia community who wants to join the commitment to creating a safe space that encourages treating others with dignity and respect.

Hillary Blecker, Founding Partner for The Blue Door Group hosted LGBTQ Ally Training for anyone in the Arcadia community who wants to join the commitment to creating a safe space that encourages treating others with dignity and respect.

Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice as well as the Criminal Justice Society sponsored Fright Week: Exploring Fears and Phobias, which is an annual fall event. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice as well as the Criminal Justice Society sponsored Fright Week: Exploring Fears and Phobias, which is an annual fall event. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

The Psychology Department hosted a Psi Chi Induction Ceremony on Sunday, October 22. Photo by Charity Frye '21

The Psychology Department hosted a Psi Chi Induction Ceremony on Sunday, October 22. Photo by Charity Frye '21

The Psychology Department hosted a Psi Chi Induction Ceremony on Sunday, October 22. Photo by Charity Frye '21

Public Health Student Society hosted "World Mental Health Day: Let's Talk" on Oct. 10 featuring special guest Jordan Burnham, a nationally recognized mental health advocate.

Public Health Student Society hosted "World Mental Health Day: Let's Talk" on Oct. 10 featuring special guest Jordan Burnham, a nationally recognized mental health advocate.

Students had the opportunity to learn about organizations and meet alumni during a speed-networking reception at the Creative Careers event last Tuesday.

Students had the opportunity to learn about organizations and meet alumni during a speed-networking reception at the Creative Careers event last Tuesday.

Students had the opportunity to learn about organizations and meet alumni during a speed-networking reception at the Creative Careers event last Tuesday.

Dr. F. William & Martha-Lee Taggart Sunderman Chamber Music Concert featured Fairmount String Quartet featuring music from Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, Astor Piazzolla, and Dmitri Shostakoich. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

Dr. F. William & Martha-Lee Taggart Sunderman Chamber Music Concert featured Fairmount String Quartet featuring music from Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, Astor Piazzolla, and Dmitri Shostakoich. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

Faculty, staff, new and current students gathered on Haber Green for the Fall Fest Carnival, hosted by Arcadia's student organizations. Photo by Charity Frye '21

Faculty, staff, new and current students gathered on Haber Green for the Fall Fest Carnival, hosted by Arcadia's student organizations. Photo by Charity Frye '21

Faculty, staff, new and current students gathered on Haber Green for the Fall Fest Carnival, hosted by Arcadia's student organizations. Photo by Charity Frye '21

Dr. Kenton Rambsy, assistant professor at the University of Texas-Arlington, presented the first “Beyond Meridians” lecture in the Commons Great Room on Tuesday, Oct. 3. Photo by Charity Frye '21

Dr. Kenton Rambsy, assistant professor at the University of Texas-Arlington, presented the first “Beyond Meridians” lecture in the Commons Great Room on Tuesday, Oct. 3. Photo by Charity Frye '21

Student Programming Board hosted highly entertaining and popular magician Daniel Martin on Friday, October 6. Photo by Jess Derr '20

Student Programming Board hosted highly entertaining and popular magician Daniel Martin on Friday, October 6. Photo by Jess Derr '20

The Music Department's First Fridays Concert Series kicked off last Friday with a performance by Arcadia's jazz faculty. Photo by Elyssa Sculthorpe '21

The Music Department's First Fridays Concert Series kicked off last Friday with a performance by Arcadia's jazz faculty. Photo by Elyssa Sculthorpe '21

On Sept. 27, students met with faculty facilitating Spring 2018 Global Field Study courses to discuss academic objectives and gain a better understanding of individual itineraries.

On Sept. 27, students met with faculty facilitating Spring 2018 Global Field Study courses to discuss academic objectives and gain a better understanding of individual itineraries.

On Sept. 27, students met with faculty facilitating Spring 2018 Global Field Study courses to discuss academic objectives and gain a better understanding of individual itineraries.

Career Education hosted Business Networking Night for students to network with alumni and learn about job opportunities.

Career Education hosted Business Networking Night for students to network with alumni and learn about job opportunities.

Career Education hosted Business Networking Night for students to network with alumni and learn about job opportunities.

Downtown Glenside businesses invited members of the Arcadia University community to celebrate the arts and enjoy local fare at the Glenside Food Truck Festival on Sept. 28.

Downtown Glenside businesses invited members of the Arcadia University community to celebrate the arts and enjoy local fare at the Glenside Food Truck Festival on Sept. 28.

Downtown Glenside businesses invited members of the Arcadia University community to celebrate the arts and enjoy local fare at the Glenside Food Truck Festival on Sept. 28.

Arcadia University students and renowned muralist David Guinn unveiled "Bits and Pieces," the mural at the Glenside Station underpass, during a lighting ceremony at the Glenside Food Truck Festival on Sept. 28.

Arcadia University students and renowned muralist David Guinn unveiled "Bits and Pieces," the mural at the Glenside Station underpass, during a lighting ceremony at the Glenside Food Truck Festival on Sept. 28.

Arcadia University students and renowned muralist David Guinn unveiled "Bits and Pieces," the mural at the Glenside Station underpass, during a lighting ceremony at the Glenside Food Truck Festival on Sept. 28.

The Office of International Affairs hosts the 2017 Preview Kick-Off on Thursday, Sept. 21, giving first-year and transfer students the opportunity to learn more about the classes and weeklong global field study experiences being offered in the upcoming year. Photo by Daulton Trout'20

The Office of International Affairs hosts the 2017 Preview Kick-Off on Thursday, Sept. 21, giving first-year and transfer students the opportunity to learn more about the classes and weeklong global field study experiences being offered in the upcoming year. Photo by Daulton Trout'20

The Office of International Affairs hosts the 2017 Preview Kick-Off on Thursday, September 15, giving first-year and transfer students the opportunity to learn more about the classes and weeklong global field study experiences being offered in the upcoming year. Photo by Daulton Trout'20

The Office of Institutional Diversity kicked-off Hispanic Heritage Month with a viewing of LATIN MUSIC USA, a documentary that delves into the rise of new American music forged from powerful Latin roots.

“Astrid Bowlby: When the Shadow is Not Your Shadow”, a presentation by Marginal Utility hosted by Arcadia, featured a conversation between artist Astrid Bowlby and Marginal Utility co-founders and directors David Dempewolf and Yuka Yokoyama. Photo by Felicia Hall'19

“Astrid Bowlby: When the Shadow is Not Your Shadow”, a presentation by Marginal Utility hosted by Arcadia, featured a conversation between artist Astrid Bowlby and Marginal Utility co-founders and directors David Dempewolf and Yuka Yokoyama. Photo by Felicia Hall'19

ALANA held the 2017 New Undergraduate and International Student Development Retreat in Grey Towers Castle on September 16, 2017. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

ALANA held the 2017 New Undergraduate and International Student Development Retreat in Grey Towers Castle on September 16, 2017. Photo by Daulton Trout '20

Matthew Borgen, the curator of the “John Hathaway: Studies, Drawings, Paintings, and Prints” exhibition, lectured on John Hathaway's roles as an educator and practicing artist in the Philadelphia region during the mid-twentieth century.

John Hathaway: Studies, Drawings, Paintings, and Prints

Interim President Hank Brown guided 17 Art & Design students, as well as several faculty members and Trustees, through an art history tour of the U.S. Capitol on Sept. 15.

Interim President Hank Brown guided 17 Art & Design students, as well as several faculty members and Trustees, through an art history tour of the U.S. Capitol on Sept. 15.

The Community and Civic Engagement Center (CCEC) hosted its Fall Flea Market on Sept. 17. All proceeds from the flea market will support CCEC's Alternative Spring Break, which provide Hurricane Harvey relief this year. Photo by Felicia Hall

The Community and Civic Engagement Center (CCEC) hosted its Fall Flea Market on Sept. 17. All proceeds from the flea market will support CCEC's Alternative Spring Break, which provide Hurricane Harvey relief this year. Photo by Felicia Hall

Students explored a variety of campus clubs and organizations during the annual Activities Fair, held Thursday, Sept. 7.

Students explored a variety of campus clubs and organizations during the annual Activities Fair, held Thursday, Sept. 7.

New students were welcomed into the Honors Program during an annual kick-off ceremony and barbecue. Photo by Maya Walker ’19

New students were welcomed into the Honors Program during an annual kick-off ceremony and barbecue. Photo by Maya Walker ’19

Comedian Pete Lee performed a set sponsored by the Student Planning Board. Photo by Jessica Derr '20

Comedian Pete Lee performed a set sponsored by the Student Planning Board. Photo by Jessica Derr '20

The College of Health Sciences kicked off the new semester with "The Role of Public Health in Public Policy: The Journey From Clinical Medicine to Elected Official," a lecture presented by Dr. Valerie Arkoosh.

The College of Health Sciences kicked off the new semester with "The Role of Public Health in Public Policy: The Journey From Clinical Medicine to Elected Official," a lecture presented by Dr. Valerie Arkoosh.

Arcadia hosted the President's Picnic to mark the end of New Student Orientation and officially welcome the Class of 2021 to campus.

Arcadia hosted the President's Picnic to mark the end of New Student Orientation and officially welcome the Class of 2021 to campus.

Arcadia hosted the President's Picnic to mark the end of New Student Orientation and officially welcome the Class of 2021 to campus.

The Community and Civic Engagement Center (CCEC) hosted a smoothie fundraiser for Hurricane Harvey relief on Aug. 31 in the Chat.

Members of the Class of 2021 gathered for a group photo before departing Arcadia University for their First-Year Study Abroad Experiences (FYSAE) in London, England or Stirling, Scotland.

On Sept. 2, Arcadia's Student Programming Board (SPB) hosted a Paint Dance Party for students to enjoy.

On Sept. 2, Arcadia's Student Programming Board (SPB) hosted a Paint Dance Party for students to enjoy.

The Office of Career Education invited students to enjoy cupcakes while meeting and networking with Career Educators and Career Peer Advisors.

The Office of Career Education invited students to enjoy cupcakes while meeting and networking with Career Educators and Career Peer Advisors.

More than 500 new students moved into residence halls on Aug. 25. Students were met by Move-In Day volunteers, who helped unload cars.

More than 500 new students moved into residence halls on Aug. 25. Students were met by Move-In Day volunteers, who helped unload cars.

New students dined with their families before bidding them farewell at the Parent and Family Network Reception on Friday, Aug. 25.

New students dined with their families before bidding them farewell at the Parent and Family Network Reception on Friday, Aug. 25.

New students dined with their families before bidding them farewell at the Parent and Family Network Reception on Friday, Aug. 25.

As part of orientation, new students took a trip to downtown Philadelphia via SEPTA to explore the sights and have dinner at Reading Terminal Market.

As part of orientation, new students took a trip to downtown Philadelphia via SEPTA to explore the sights and have dinner at Reading Terminal Market.

As part of orientation, new students took a trip to downtown Philadelphia via SEPTA to explore the sights and have dinner at Reading Terminal Market.

Over 450 Arcadia first-year and transfer students volunteered at 25 local and regional organizations throughout Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Bucks counties for the University’s 26th annual Day of Service on Aug. 28.

Over 450 Arcadia first-year and transfer students volunteered at 25 local and regional organizations throughout Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Bucks counties for the University’s 26th annual Day of Service on Aug. 28.

On July 13, Arcadia University welcomed Interim President Hank Brown and his wife, Nan, during a reception at Grey Towers Castle.

On July 13, Arcadia University welcomed Interim President Hank Brown and his wife, Nan, during a reception at Grey Towers Castle.

On July 13, Arcadia University welcomed Interim President Hank Brown and his wife, Nan, during a reception at Grey Towers Castle.

On July 13, Arcadia University welcomed Interim President Hank Brown and his wife, Nan, during a reception at Grey Towers Castle.

On July 13, Arcadia University welcomed Interim President Hank Brown and his wife, Nan, during a reception at Grey Towers Castle.

On July 13, Arcadia University welcomed Interim President Hank Brown and his wife, Nan, during a reception at Grey Towers Castle.

On July 13, Arcadia University welcomed Interim President Hank Brown and his wife, Nan, during a reception at Grey Towers Castle.

On July 13, Arcadia University welcomed Interim President Hank Brown and his wife, Nan, during a reception at Grey Towers Castle.