The Student News Site of Gannon University since 1947

THE GANNON KNIGHT
The Student News Site of Gannon University since 1947

THE GANNON KNIGHT
The Student News Site of Gannon University since 1947

THE GANNON KNIGHT
Categories:

A Journey into Architecture on Campus

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
February 16, 2024
A house resembling half-timbered architecture that is famous in places such as Germany. (Kiley Williams)
A secret pathway on the side of the First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant with a lit lantern hanging in the middle of a medieval archway. (Kiley Williams)
The gothic chapel of the First Presbyterian Church of the Covenant glowing in the evening light with its tall spires rising into the sky. (Kiley Williams)
A cozy Italian-style inspired house behind an intricate wrought iron fence shining in the day’s last light. (Kiley Williams)
Victorian styled outdoor light with intricate swirled metalwork posted outside of a backdoor. (Kiley Williams)
Cathedral of Saint Paul is a gothic revival chapel towering with intricate stonework and colorful stained glass windows. (Kiley Williams)
Cathedral of Saint Paul piercing into the sea of fluffy clouds on a crisp winter morning. (Kiley Williams)
Ancient Greek Architecture represented in the rows of columns in the front of Erie County Courthouse. (Kiley Williams)
The matte white bricks and ornate stone details on the side of Erie County Courthouse illuminated in the sunset contrast to the charcoal windows. (Kiley Williams)
Saint Peter Cathedral, a gigantic gothic revival style clock tower resembling Big Ben amidst the pink clouds during dusk. (Kiley Williams)

 

Story continues below advertisement
View Story Comments
Print this Story
Tags:
More to Discover
More in Photography Archive
Students taking advantage of the eclipse glasses provided by Gannon, watching the moon slowly pass over the sun’s warm rays without damaging their eyesight.
Capturing The 2024 Solar Eclipse at Gannon’s McConnell Stadium
Dark radiating gills from a Beech Rooter mushroom contrast against the glowing cap caused by rays of light that shining through the forest canopy.
A Montage of Wild Mushrooms
An unnamed frog statue that is bright yellow with tiny holes in a swirl pattern on the legs overlooking Gannon students eating in the cafeteria.
Iconic Statues from LeapFrog! and GoFish! Projects
Common Milkweed A busy bee probing for nectar from a Common Milkweed flower. Milkweed leaves are toxic to many animals but are a necessary food source for Monarch Butterflies as they store the toxin as a defense against predators.
Blooming into Spring
Mystical rainbow bubbles, sparkling swirls and dancing wave refractions flow together to produce this otherworldly painting by Anne Cutrl called Requiem which used oil over Acrylic and Swarovski crystals.
A Visual Journey at the Erie Art Museum
“And my house was designed to kinda look like its cryin' The eyes are the windows, the garage is the mouth.” -Come Over, Noah Kahan
Getting Lost in the Stick Season
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.