More than 600 new and transfer students moved into campus residence halls on Friday, August 24, launching a three-day orientation program and the beginning
of the fall semester.
A familiar scene on campus was the open hatch of a truck or SUV. Gregory Grabe
of Westmont, NJ, grabs a heavy bag as
his parents reach for more of his
packed possessions.
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Members of the college athletic teams helped families transport televisions, clothing, stuffed animals, and
other necessities.
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Under tents, student volunteers distributed orientation packets, room keys, and
campus safety information.
Resident Assistants were everywhere, answering questions from new students
and their parents.
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All the comforts of home . . . including
a microwave.
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