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
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. 

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Many late and caffeine filled nights were spent at NASH Library. While usually not wanting to be there, I still have a soft spot for the library for the beautiful sunsets illuminating the 3rd floor at the end of the day and to the times of going a little crazy with friends studying for finals in study rooms. The library provides a place with a sense of unspoken togetherness even when studying alone

From Freshman to Farewell

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
May 2, 2025
People young to old present at the rally, displaying signs addressing varying issues from the distrust of current leadership, the dismantling of federal agencies and LGBTQ rights.

Hundreds Assemble for the “Hands Off!” Protest in Perry Square

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
April 25, 2025
Dark Amethyst Stars: The silhouette of a lonely telephone pole stands against the poetic midnight skies illuminated by the purple aurora borealis that is occasionally seen in Erie.

Exploring Erie through colors

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
April 4, 2025
St. Patrick's Day has transformed from an originally religious holiday to a day for parties and drinking. (Photo/Doceo)

From a Religious Holiday to Kegs and Eggs

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
March 28, 2025
An Entrance into the Future: When entering the lobby, it gives a striking first impression of the building, providing a modern open space with bright white and steel contrasting with dark grey. The first wall seen when entering the building proudly displays the golden trademark of I-Hack on the charcoal grey wall. On the far wall is a projection of videos and posters that allow students to be connected to recent events on campus

I-HACK: Gannon’s tower of innovation

Kiley Williams and Bailey Clements
March 28, 2025
Some attendees revel in the holiday, dressing in up over the top costumes such as this proudly wore inflatable leprechaun outfit. Even her dog is festive with a tiny green top hat on its head

Saint Patty’s celebration on State Street

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
March 21, 2025
A Glimpse into the Future: Spring is in full display with wonderful white flowers blooming on the trees at the heart of campus. Spring on campus can be sad because it marks the end of the semester, and for seniors, the end of their college career. However, reminds us of new beginnings and exciting adventures for many students

The wonderful transition from winter to spring in Erie

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
March 14, 2025
Community and Coffee: Across the street, a coffee shop owned by Gannon Alum, Ember & Forge. This shop provides quality coffee and is a cozy place for students and other people to do work

A Celebration of Small Businesses on State Street

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
February 28, 2025
“Resurrection” by Frederick Franck

[Photo] A Small Guide to Art on Campus

Quoc Huy Ngo, Arts & Leisure Editor
February 28, 2025
The younger generations are picking up crocheting as a pastime. (Photo/Dora Does) 

Why this “Grandma Hobby” is gaining popularity with Gen Z

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
February 21, 2025
A cowboy's best friend: A pair of chestnut horses swatting off flies in a wheat field.

The Wild West

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
February 21, 2025
Bear-ble Pittsburgh: The clumsy figure of a furry polar bear swimming in blue water of the Pittsburgh Zoo. The bear blows bubbles that cause ripples on the surface of the water

Between Rivers and Steel

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
February 14, 2025
In Western Pennsylvania lies a flat region made up of sedimentary rocks uplifted during the creation of the Appalachian Mountains. Over millions of years, rivers and streams eroded ridges and valleys in the flat canvas creating the beautiful ancient Allegheny Plateau

Carved by Nature

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
February 7, 2025
During the siesta, not a soul on narrow cobblestone street lined with colorful doors and windows.

An Afternoon in a Small-Town Outside of Rome

Kiley Williams, Photojournalist
January 31, 2025
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