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Peering Into the Stained Glass on Campus

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
January 19, 2024

January 19, 2024/12a

Large windows in Yehl Ball Room displaying crests of different disciplines such as the field of biology with a microscope, bees, and a rose. (Kiley Williams)
Two crests for Languages and Literature displayed on the larger window towering over the entrance of Yehl Ballroom. (Kiley Williams)
The crest for painting is represented by a palette, tubes of paint and a colorful rainbow. (Kiley Williams)
Snow dusted bushes out the outside of the Cathedral of St. Paul hiding a heavenly window panel inspired by the Bible. (Kiley Williams)
A beacon of light during a frigid snowy night illuminating the frosted stain glass windows of the Cathedral of St. Paul. (Kiley Williams)
Colors and shapes collaborating to make up this magnificent mosaic at the heart of campus in Beyer Hall. (Kiley Williams)
Colorful light beaming through the huge abstract stained-glass windows influenced by religious symbols in the Mary, Seat of Wisdom Chapel. (Kiley Williams)
Colorful light beaming through the huge abstract stained-glass windows influenced by religious symbols in the Mary, Seat of Wisdom Chapel. (Kiley Williams)
A hidden gem in the staircase of Gannon’s Financial Aid Office comprised of spiraling vines and a circle of flowers dancing around one gigantic blossom. (Kiley Williams)

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About the Contributor
Kiley Williams
Kiley Williams, Photographer
Kiley Williams is this academic years Photographer for The Gannon Knight. Kiley is a junior biology major from St. Mary’s PA. A fun fact about Kiley is that she can drive a forklift.