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Baccalaureate: a celebration of the spirit of the Class of 2026!

This is who has been helping behind the scenes to put together their Baccalaureate Ceremony for Saturday, May 16. Celebrate the spirit of the senior class in stories, songs, reflections and dance!
See you and your families Saturday in the Fieldhouse! (Line up 1:15 in Dana Gym;
🎓 & gown)

"The olive-green sweater worn by someone new or a dusty candy dish just like the one that used to sit on a table at Grandma’s house point to the work of the Savior who finds value in what isn’t inherently valuable. The candy dish recalls fond memories, and the olive sweater looks perfect on its new owner. Each item has value to the right person."

Thrifting to the Glory of God - Christianity Today Shopping secondhand and donating our own items echoes Jesus’ renewal of discarded lives.

As we celebrate students closing out their time at Springfield, we also celebrate the faculty who make this institution exceptional. An emotional farewell to these educators and exemplars of .

Following 's State of the College address, faculty and staff joined in a service project coordinated by making meal kits to be donated to whose mission is to alleviate hunger and reduce food waste in the community.

& closed out the semester with a cookout on Abbey Green. We celebrated our graduating seniors, welcomed the new eBoards, and shared a lot of fun and some fine food.
(Not pictured: pie throwing 🥧)

celebrated HP members of the Class of 2026 who have successfully completed the program. The soon to be graduates received Honors Medals 🏅 as a symbol of their accomplishments. The whole celebrated them with fun games, food, and fellowship to close the academic year.

"Emergence," the Graduate Art Therapy/Counseling Majors Art Exhibit opens today. The show features artwork by graduating students of the Graduate Art Therapy/Counseling in mediums ranging from photography, painting, drawing, mixed media, and sculpture.
Take a break from studying and check out their thoughtful works.

Lovely day for yoga on the green!

Students in African Dance Theory and Technique Class gave their final presentation in a performance showcasing what they have learned throughout the spring semester. The program featured dances from within African and African diaspora traditions, including Fanga, Shosholoza, Gumboot Dance (Isicathulo), and Mandiani (Mendiani), as well as audience participation and call-and-response.
The class is taught by Sister Noel Staples-Freeman.

This final performance represents the culmination of students’ growth and exploration of African-rooted movement, rhythm, communal awareness, and cultural lineage, placing them within a living continuum of tradition while engaging the discipline and respect required to study these forms in a contemporary academic setting.