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Biochemistry professor Dr. Harry Price in his office in Sage Hall.

Biologist Paul Andreadis the 2009 recipient of the Brown Visiting Professor Program.

Biology department faculty pose together

Biology laboratory in Elizabeth Hall. Note skeleton hanging at the back of the room.

Biology laboratory on 3rd floor of Elizabeth Hall.

Biology professor Alicia Schultheis cuts the ribbon at the dedication of the campus' first flipped classroom, also refered to as a SCALE-UP classroom, in Sage Hall. SCALE-UP stands for Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies.

Biology professor Alicia Schultheis cuts the ribbon at the dedication of the campus' first flipped classroom, also refered to as a SCALE-UP classroom, in Sage Hall. SCALE-UP stands for Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies.

Biology professor Alicia Schultheis cuts the ribbon at the dedication of the campus' first flipped classroom, also refered to as a SCALE-UP classroom, in Sage Hall. SCALE-UP stands for Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies.

Biology professor Alicia Schultheis cuts the ribbon at the dedication of the campus' first flipped classroom, also refered to as a SCALE-UP classroom, in Sage Hall. SCALE-UP stands for Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies.

Biology professor Alicia Schultheis cuts the ribbon at the dedication of the campus' first flipped classroom, also refered to as a SCALE-UP classroom, in Sage Hall. SCALE-UP stands for Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies.

Biology professor Alicia Schultheis cuts the ribbon at the dedication of the campus' first flipped classroom, also refered to as a SCALE-UP classroom, in Sage Hall. SCALE-UP stands for Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies.

Biology professor Alicia Schultheis cuts the ribbon at the dedication of the campus' first flipped classroom, also refered to as a SCALE-UP classroom, in Sage Hall. SCALE-UP stands for Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies.

Biology professor Alicia Schultheis speaks at the dedication of the campus' first flipped classroom, also refered to as a SCALE-UP classroom, in Sage Hall. SCALE-UP stands for Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies.

Biology professor Alicia Schultheis works in the campus' first flipped classroom, also refered to as a SCALE-UP classroom, in Sage Hall. SCALE-UP stands for Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies.

Biology professor David Stock shares a joke with President Pope Duncan and Malcolm Wynn.

Biology professor, Dr. Cindy Bennington, and two other colleagues performing research at the Arctic Long Term Ecological Research (ARC LTER) site in Toolik Lake, Alaska.

Biology professor Dr. Terry Farrell catches a snake who had taken up residence in the Nemec Courtyard of the duPont-Ball Library.

Biology professor Dr. Terry Farrell catches a snake who had taken up residence in the Nemec Courtyard of the duPont-Ball Library.

Biology professor Elmer Prichard checks student lab results.

Biology professor Francis Knapp and biology students prepare for the upcoming Costa Rica Winter Term field trip.

Biology professor Keith Hansen and librarian Betty Johnson attend an event in the Stetson Room.

Biology professor Keith Hansen and some biology students prepare for the upcoming Costa Rica Winter Term field trip.

Biology professor Keith Hansen moves his class outside for a lecture.

Biology professor Terry Farrell displays a newspaper from 1897 found as he works on dismantling the bird display that had once been a part of the large Monroe Heath Natural History Museum in Elizabeth Hall.

Biology professor Terry Farrell displays a paper from 1898 found as he works on dismantling the bird display that had once been a part of the large Monroe Heath Natural History Museum in Elizabeth Hall.

Biology professor Terry Farrell (in case) works on dismantling the bird display that had once been a part of the large Monroe Heath Natural History Museum in Elizabeth Hall.

Biology professor Terry Farrell removes birds from the bird display that had once been a part of the large Monroe Heath Natural History Museum in Elizabeth Hall.

Biology professor Terry Farrell speaks at the dedication of the campus' first flipped classroom, also refered to as a SCALE-UP classroom, in Sage Hall. SCALE-UP stands for Student-Centered Active Learning Environment with Upside-down Pedagogies.

Biology professor Terry Farrell speaks at the dedication of the renovated science facilities in Sage Hall during homecoming.

Biology professor Terry Farrell works on dismantling the bird display that had once been a part of the large Monroe Heath Natural History Museum in Elizabeth Hall.

Biology professor Terry Farrell works on dismantling the bird display that had once been a part of the large Monroe Heath Natural History Museum in Elizabeth Hall.

Biology professor Terry Farrell works on dismantling the bird display that had once been a part of the large Monroe Heath Natural History Museum in Elizabeth Hall.

Biology professor Terry Ferrell is in the audience at the dedication of the renovated science facilities in Sage Hall.

Bird display in the Monroe Heath Museum located on the third floor of Elizabeth Hall.

Bird display in the Monroe Heath Museum located on the third floor of Elizabeth Hall.

Bird display in the Monroe Heath Museum located on the third floor of Elizabeth Hall.

Birds are removed from a bird display that had once been a part of the large Monroe Heath Natural History Museum in Elizabeth Hall.

Birds are removed from a bird display that had once been a part of the large Monroe Heath Natural History Museum in Elizabeth Hall.

Birds find food in the lawn in front of Sampson Hall in fall 2021.

Birthday party for Anne Hurst, long-time Head of Circulation, duPont-Ball Library

Birthday party for Anne Hurst, long-time Head of Circulation, duPont-Ball Library

Birthday party for Anne Hurst, long-time Head of Circulation, duPont-Ball Library

Bjarne Anderson, Jr., class of 1953, receives his 50th reunion diploma during the Homecoming awards ceremony.

Black-and-white image of men and women gathered on the Athletic Field, mounted on black cardboard. Caption on the back reads, 'The whole crowd on Athletic Field. Gymnasium in Background.'

Black-and-white image of students and faculty in front of Sampson Library, mounted on black cardboard. Caption on the back reads, 'The boys in front of Library.'

Black-and-white image of women in front of Chaudoin Hall, mounted on black cardboard. Caption on the back reads, '""Shedawin"" Hall and Her Fair Inmates.'

Black Student Association members speak before a Howard Thurman Lecture.

Blaine Baxley (Early Engagement Recruiter), Piper Wright (Admissions Recruiter) and Madison Gray (Senior Assistant Director of Admissions) smile together while enjoying snacks and collegial atmosphere at the third annual Cheers to the Years event, May 1, 2025.

Blue Springs Run next to the St. John's River. Donated by the Hopper family.

Board games and other games are set up in the duPont-Ball Library during the Fall semester DeStress Fest as a group of students studies for finals in the background, December 9, 2024.

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