Photos by Alex Bravard
Story by Afrah Ali
Story by Afrah Ali
On Saturday, September 17, Honors students and their families were welcomed to a Backyard Bash from 1 PM to 2 PM as a Family Weekend event hosted by the Student Honors Council.
The family of freshman Maya Reynon, a mathematics education major, enjoyed the clear Honors House backyard with her father, and sisters ages five, eight and eleven. Reynon said she has been enjoying her Honors College experience, especially in the smaller, more personal classrooms. Her sisters were especially excited to utilize the open Recreation Center for endless rock climbing.
Freshman Jill Gralak, a public relations major, agreed saying the Honors Living Learning community within DeHority is an extremely tight-knit community compared to other freshman dorms.
The Gralaks toured the Bell Tower, an annual event only offered family weekend, earlier that morning. It was the family’s first time visiting the Honors House after orientation. Mr. Gralak was delighted to chat and eat cookies at the beloved white house again.
The family of freshman Maya Reynon, a mathematics education major, enjoyed the clear Honors House backyard with her father, and sisters ages five, eight and eleven. Reynon said she has been enjoying her Honors College experience, especially in the smaller, more personal classrooms. Her sisters were especially excited to utilize the open Recreation Center for endless rock climbing.
Freshman Jill Gralak, a public relations major, agreed saying the Honors Living Learning community within DeHority is an extremely tight-knit community compared to other freshman dorms.
The Gralaks toured the Bell Tower, an annual event only offered family weekend, earlier that morning. It was the family’s first time visiting the Honors House after orientation. Mr. Gralak was delighted to chat and eat cookies at the beloved white house again.
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