Freed-Hardeman University

During winter break, a group of FHU photography students embarked on a transformative journey to New York City for ART339: NYC Photography. This immersive experience took them through the vibrant streets of the Big Apple, where they captured iconic landmarks and intimate moments, each lens revealing a unique perspective. Participating students receive class hour credit for the trip. The pinnacle of their adventure? A full day at Pier59 Studios, where they refined their skills alongside professional models, pushing their boundaries and unlocking new levels of creativity. Splitting into smaller groups, students enjoyed an intimate setting with models ranging from novices to seasoned professionals. Tabitha Edwards, a senior double majoring in public relations and photography, found inspiration in the diverse personalities of the models.

At the conclusion of a busy fall semester, psychology students in Dr. Chris Creecy's Research Methods II class gathered in the lobby of Brown-Kopel Business Center to present the findings from their ongoing research projects. Displaying posters that highlighted key factors in their research, groups conversed with teachers, fellow students and visitors who were interested in learning more about their unique findings.