A day at Unity College

By Megan Richardson

UNITY — It may be cold outside, but that doesn’t keep Unity College students from enjoying their campus, or from making it to class. Unity students were active Wednesday, walking around campus with friends and with pets, attending classes and labs, and working in and enjoying the college’s greenhouse. From studying wildlife to having a one-on-one talk with a professor, students at Maine’s Environmental college are keeping themselves busy.

Unity College students work with microscopes in Professor Jim Chacko’s lab Wednesday afternoon. MEGAN RICHARDSON

Addie Annis, a Wildlife major at Unity College, waters plants in the greenhouse. MEGAN RICHARDSON

Sean Tyrrell, an Adventure Education major at Unity College, visited the greenhouse Wednesday “just to smell the flowers.” MEGAN RICHARDSON

Students take instruction during Professor Grant Estell’s class at Unity College Wednesday afternoon. MEGAN RICHARDSON

Ecology major Megan Anderson and Parks and Recreation major Sterling Smith walk their dogs Cole and Sampson around the Unity College Campus on a sunny Wednesday afternoon. MEGAN RICHARDSON