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Photo by Lauren Anderson 17

A bike rack—in December. Photo by Amy Sloane-Garris, staff member in Graduate Enrollment

Industrial design student Ryan Polgar ’18 takes a break at The Warehouse recently. Photo by photojournalism student Bryan Cereijo ’18

Models display fashions designed by College of Visual and Performing Arts students in a fashion show at Mr. Shop in Armory Square in ���ϲ�����. The designers are in Associate Professor Jeff Mayer’s Junior Draping class and had to create a glamorous recycled look from clothing they found at a thrift shop. Photo by Steve Sartori

Dancers enjoy the music during OttoTHON Saturday in the Schine Student Center. The 12-hour Children’s Miracle Network dance marathon raised a combined $152,777.40, from Saturday’s event and one in February, to benefit Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital. Photo by Steve Sartori

Performers raise their voices in song during Sunday nights’ Holiday at Hendricks event. Photo by Steve Sartori

Shoppers check out the student creations in the Pop^ shop at Marshall Square Mall. The student-run entrepreneurial shop is hosting student business Design to Table through Dec. 12. The Instagram account @designtotable is updated daily for its daily hours. Photo by Chase Guttman ’18

Photo by Chase Guttman ’18

Dancers Tina Christina-Price and Rik Daniels perform as part of an event Tuesday evening in Goldstein Auditorium to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The event featured a discussion with filmmakers Simi Linton and Christian von Tippelskirch and a screening of their documentary “Invitation to Dance.” Photo by Amy Manley, staff member in the College of Arts and Sciences

Photo by graduate student Raghav Puri

Megi Shehi ’19 and Tenzin Losel ’19 send signals using swarm robots in ECS 101. Submitted by College of Engineering and Computer Science

The Climate Change Garden plaza, north of the Life Sciences Complex. Photo by Chris Finkle ’77, staff member with Information Technology and Services

Kacey Grieco ’18, a music major in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, practices on the piano inside the Rose and Jules R. Setnor Auditorium. Photo by Bryan Cereijo ’18, a photojournalism student in the College of Arts and Sciences and the Newhouse School

Photo by Hongshi Zhang ’17

Photo by Amy Sloane-Garris, staff member in Graduate Enrollment

The Hall of Languages is illuminated in colors of the French flag in support of those affected by the Paris attacks. In the foreground is the Remembrance Wall in honor of the 35 ���ϲ����� study abroad students lost in the terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 in 1988. Photo by Paul Honnick ’18

Luminaries light up the Quad Thursday night for Diwali, the festival of lights celebrated throughout India, Nepal and Sri Lanka. Students enrolled in Professor Romita Ray’s “Art and Architecture of India” course set out the 1,500 battery-operated lights. A sacred and secular festival, Diwali is meant to evoke peace, prosperity, wealth and knowledge. Photo by Chase Guttman ’18

The Quad is lit up with luminaries for Diwali. Photo by Jason Foggie ’16

A wreath is placed outside Hendricks Chapel honoring University community members who died in service to their country. The event was part of the Veterans Day Ceremony Wednesday, which included a keynote speech by U.S. Air Force Brigadier Gen. Michael A. Fantini. Photo by Steve Sartori

The ���ϲ����� community was encouraged to participate in “Teal Tuesday!” by wearing teal to show their support for sexual assault survivors. The Chancellor’s Task Force on Sexual and Relationship Violence is holding a number of events this week, including a visit Thursday from Vice President Joseph R. Biden L’68, as part of the “It’s On Us” campaign’s National Week of Action to help end sexual assault. Photo by Chase Guttman ’18

Photo by Isha Chhatwal G’15

Photo by Elaine Wackerow, staff member in the School of Architecture

Photo by Hillary Lehrhoff ’18

Photo by Natalli Amato ’19

Photo by Chase Guttman ’18

As part of Remembrance Week 2015, small flags were positioned in the grass outside of Schine Student Center to honor those who lost their lives in the terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, on Dec. 21, 1988. Photo by Tony Shi ’16 and Kyle Foley ’18, both of the Skyworks Project

Carnegie Library. Photo by Jessica Rice, staff member with SU Libraries

A student greets Bilbo the Corgi as part of the School of Information Studies’ Pet-a-Pup fundraiser for the United Way. The event on the Quad Thursday, featuring several furry companions, raised $205. Bilbo, owned by Jeff Passetti of the Newhouse School, has recently become a YouTube sensation with to a mini pumpkin when he was a puppy. Photo by Chase Guttman ’18

Photo by Karen P. Low, staff member with ���ϲ����� Biomaterials Institute

Messages by University community members fill the “Wall of Hopes and Dreams” in the Huntington Beard Crouse Hall plaza this week. The display is part of Remembrance Week, which honors the 270 people, including 35 students studying abroad through ���ϲ�����, who lost their lives in the terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 in 1988. All members of the University community are invited to add their dreams to the wall. Photo by Chase Guttman ’18

Photo by graduate student Ji Won Kim

Former and current members of the Hendricks Chapel Choir join their voices during a reunion as part of Orange Central. Photo by Steve Sartori

Photo by graduate student Laura Mortelliti (@laura_mortelliti )

Rainbow on a rainy day. Photo by Courtney Rile ’04

Carnegie Library. Photo by Chen Liu, a Ph.D. candidate in civil engineering

Legendary singer-songwriter David Crosby speaks with students in the College of Visual and Performing Arts during a session in Crouse College on Friday. Students were participating in a songwriters’ camp with University alumni from Jingle Punks, a creative music agency and the guests for that week’s Soyars Leadership Lecture Series in the Bandier Program. Crosby later held a master class in Setnor Auditorium, presented by the Bandier Program, the Orange Music Group and the Setnor School of Music. Photo by Courtney Rile ’04 for SU:VPA Creative Services

The International Mevlana Foundation and Dervishes of the Mevlevi Order present their sacred dance and music during an event Friday at the Skybarn on South Campus. The presentation was co-sponsored by the Departments of Art and Music Histories, Religion and Middle Eastern Studies; SU Abroad; the Slutzker Center for International Services; the South Asia Center; the Turkish Student Association; and the Turkish Cultural Center. provided by the Turkish Student Association

Photo by Cassie Dagostino ’16

Sunset over University Place. Photo by Ellie Abels ’17

Student work photographed in the Shaffer Art Building. The creations are from the Figure Sculpture class taught by Trey Gegenfu, a third-year graduate student in the Sculpture Program of the School of Art in the College of Visual and Performing Arts. Photo by Chase Guttman ’18

Bird Library. Photo by Qian Zhu ’19

Photo by Bridget Slomian ’19

A student reaches into the stacks in Carnegie Library. Photo by Chase Guttman ’18

Cheryl Strayed G’02 speaks to a packed audience in Hendricks Chapel Wednesday as part of the University Lectures series. Strayed’s bestselling memoir “Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail” was turned into a feature film. Photo by Chase Guttman ’18

Fleeting light caught on the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Photo by Lenny Christopher, a graduate student in the Newhouse School

The ���ϲ����� Sailing Team hosted its first regatta Oct. 3 at Willow Bank Yacht Club in Cazenovia, N.Y., since the team restarted in 2010. Eight schools from the Mid-Atlantic region of college sailing competed at the event. It was also the first alumni weekend hosted by the team. Photo by Harmen Rockler ’13

A sunset as viewed over the Hall of Languages. Photo by Baylee Wright ’19

Lunar eclipse as viewed on South Campus by the ropes course. Photo by Bridget Williams ’16

Julia Haber ’18, a public relations major in the Newhouse School, introduces a pop-up shop at Marshall Square Mall that she devised to provide retail space for entrepreneurial students. The ribbon-cutting ceremony highlighted the first three student vendors who will have the space during different weeks: Savage Designs, by Greg Tobias; Roux, by Rohan Thakore and Kathryn Adkins; and Design to Table, by Adkins and Ryan Pierson. Photo by Joe Librandi-Cowan

Whitman School of Management hosted IMPRESS Field Day at the Women’s Building Sept. 25. Photo by James J. Vivenzio

Photo by Chase Guttman ’18 and Kyle Foley ’18 and the Skyworks Project

Photo by Cassie Dagostino ’16