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Constitution Day commemorates the formation and signing of the U.S. Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787.

"This year, together we will explore what it means to serve one another, to serve students in our rapidly changing world, and to serve our community: our state, this region, and the world."

The works of Keith Morris Washington depict lynching sites from across the United States.

The game, GoobnBalloonsDX, originated as a campus project.

President Donna Hodge will welcome students, faculty, staff, and the community at large with a State of the University address at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 4.

The program, which included a keynote address from professor and author Dan Kennedy, was attended by educators from Massachusetts and New Hampshire as well as community members.

The program let students and families get a look at the actual rooms they would be occupying when they move in starting Monday, Sept. 2.

The free conference is also open to those interested in learning more about the role of quality journalism in a healthy democracy. 

Dr. Hodge was selected by the university’s Board of Trustees this April following a national search.

The orientation program allowed family and friends of the recruits a chance to meet the academy staff and other university leaders who described the program and its blend of academic and tactical development.