Summer orientation will look a little different again this year as the office of orientation and transition programs prepares to welcome incoming students during the COVID-19 pandemic for the second ...

The University of Delaware’s office of Orientation and Transition Programs (OTP) will welcome the newest Blue Hens and their families to the community this summer. New Student Orientation (NSO) serves ...

The University of Georgia has selected the next group of orientation leaders to welcome the class of 2026. As these 20 students begin their training for the summer of 2022, some of the 2021 ...

Nearly 200 first-year students gathered at the University of Georgia on June 11, 2021 for their introduction to collegiate life with New Student Orientation. Rather than the mandatory two-day ...

The Construction Engineering Management (CEM) program greeted a total of 41 new students during the January 8th and January 9th Boot Camp. Students usually attend in an on-campus setting to physically ...

At the YWCA Princeton, Anja Tonkovic-Capin from Kansas City, Kansas, sang and performed finger rhymes to welcome preschoolers to the classroom on their first day of school. At Brandywine Living in ...

The Orientation Committee has set the new student advisement and registration dates for summer 2021. To ensure a safe environment while welcoming our newest red dragons, advising days will once again ...

Your Orientation will begin the evening you move in and will continue until classes begin on Monday, Aug. 23. We are looking forward to you launching your RIT experience. You will meet your ...

On Sunday, Aug. 27, the Brandeis Class of 2021 finally arrives on campus for Move-in Day and the start of New Undergraduate Student Orientation. The Orientation Program is packed with fun and ...

MACON, Ga. — Teachers are making their way back to the classroom, and the Bibb County School District is ready to welcome them with open arms. They've already started with new teachers at their ...

There is still time for students to register for spring intramurals. There are both in-person and virtual offerings, plus several safety modifications and protocols in place to keep students safe.