A large freshman class of 3,300 students began moving in on Thursday. This annual event is a significant undertaking. Hundreds of volunteers provided support to help the process go smoothly.
The move-in day is an important milestone for the new students. Further details about the event can be found in photos available from the source.
The spectacle of move-in day is a notable occurrence, with many people involved in helping the freshmen settle in.
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