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Sights From The First Day of Classes at Catholic University

Many students posing in front of their residence hall
Students are excited for the first day of classes at The Catholic University of America. (Catholic University/Patrick Ryan)

The Catholic University of America's Fall semester officially kicked off Aug. 28 as new and experienced students made their way to the first day of classes.

Following a jam-packed weekend of move-in and orientation activities, first-year students officially started their academic journey alongside their fellow Cardinals.

View a slideshow of the first day of classes with photos by Catholic University photographer Patrick Ryan below.

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