“Things start to wear on you when you’ve been doing this for as long as I have. It’s physically demanding. I don’t get much sleep. The little things affect you more than they should. Anything horticultural is definitely a labor of love.” Sarah Berndt (Pictured)
“My wife and I helped get the Tuesday Farmer’s Market up and running back in 1992. We love it, the kids love it. Tuesdays are the best days of the week.” Barrie Moser (Pictured)
Claire Fried, senior, applies makeup to a fellow club member Sunday, November 2, 2014, preparing for the Forensic Science Club’s annual haunted house. “Hopefully her face ends up looking scary and not scary-bad.”
Jojo Zugg, 18, enjoys an ice cream cone outside of Berkey Creamery on Thursday, September 18, 2014. The freshman is undecided in major, but confident in favorite ice cream flavor: mint chocolate chip.
Montanna Casey hula hoops in front of the Palmer Museum of Art on Thursday, October 2, 2014. A junior in the Athletic Training Club, Casey was one of many enthusiastic participants at the Kinesiology Department’s “Exercise is Medicine” event.
Michigan State players gain control of the ball during the BIG10 Semifinals at Jeffrey Field Sunday, November 9, 2014.
The emotion and athleticism that consume dance photography is what makes not only the art form powerful, but the images themselves. With this collection of photographs, I hope to transport the viewer to the seat of an audience member. The seemingly innate talent of the artists, the drama of the lighting and music, they all […]Read Post ›
Aislynn Mackenzie, freshman, participates in the Forensic Science Club’s annual haunted house at Pine Cottage, Sunday, November 2, 2014. “Halloween is by far my favorite holiday, so I was so excited to dress up and scare Penn Staters.”
Sarah Amendolare, 21, applies mascara before heading to class Friday, October 17, 2014. “I get plenty of sunlight in my bedroom. It’s perfect for putting on makeup or doing work, but not so ideal for sleeping in.”
Victoria Lamina 