Hilltopper families arrive on campus during Move-in Days as new and returning students settle into their residence halls.
Residence directors and assistants welcome new students to their hilltop home.
Roommates quickly make their residence their own.
Orientation leaders, staff and new students enjoy a chance to capture their hilltop spirit.
New Hilltoppers learn about student life and campus resources during an Orientation session.
Orientation leaders give new Hilltoppers a rousing cheer as they complete their Orientation.
Excitement builds for the Welcome Days pep rally.
President Fuentes joins the Hilltopper cheer team to kick off the rally.
Hilltop spirit in full force!
Blue and gold paint the atmosphere as a glow-in-the-dark Welcome Days party begins.
Music, dance and fun fill the air as student unwind before the start of classes.
President Fuentes addresses new students during the Medallion Ceremony and Legacy Walk, a long-held St. Edward's tradition that marks each student's entry into the university family.
Provost Marianne Ward-Peradoza welcomes students to the St. Edward's academic community.
New students receive their university medallion from faculty members in their academic school.
The university medallion is presented to students when they arrive at St. Edward's and worn at commencement when they graduate.
Proud medallion recipients.
Following the Medallion Ceremony, students take the Legacy Walk across campus and through the red doors of Main Building, marking the beginning of their academic journey.
Hilltopper families cheer on their students during the Legacy Walk.
Students enter the red doors of Main Building. When they graduate, they will exit the red doors during a special graduation ceremony.
Faculty, staff and fellow students greet new Hilltoppers as they complete the Legacy Walk through Main Building.
Hilltoppers gather for the Welcome Days block party.
Block party excitement: games, inflatable rides, music, snacks, prizes, friendship and fun.
Party goers tackle an inflatable maze.
Hilltoppers never miss a chance to dance.
New friends enjoy snacks for the sweet tooth.
Students attend the Welcome Days Involvement Fair to learn about the 100+ student organizations and clubs on campus.
Student leaders with organizations and clubs encourage students to get involved on campus.