“With my graphic design major, I have been able to produce a well-rounded portfolio that makes me a candidate who will stand out in job interviews.”

— Kristina Kerschner ’25

“When I walked onto campus and into the music department, I felt like I was home. I felt safe and that I had a place to belong. In my first interactions with faculty, they offered support and guidance, making sure I knew they were going to guide me through my four years and that I could still reach out to them after graduation. That was something unique to ����TV in my experience.”

— Seth Rockovich ’26

“At most other universities, the university press is reserved for graduate students. But, here as an undergraduate student, I’m getting to work directly for ����TV Press.”

— Sarah Ledet ’25

“����TV has allowed me to develop various skills in my majors, while exploring other areas of interest and passion. With my double major in music and marketing, I’ve performed in various Department of Music events and explored many aspects of marketing in the Sigmund Weis School of Business. I’ve fused a passion for both subjects, which I hope to use together in the future.”

— Autumn DeCosmo ’25

“An event that makes my time here special is the Seavey Reading Series. I really enjoy hearing interesting new authors read and talk about their work. And, the Q&A is a fantastic opportunity for students to speak directly with people who are doing things that they want to do in the future.”

— Arabella McClendon ’27

“I’ve gotten a lot of real-world experience already, both inside and outside of the classroom. In photography classes, we’ve had a lot of workshops. It has been really exciting to take portraits for people that they can use for their LinkedIn profiles or websites.”

— Ella Collura ’25