Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Arden Jalal '30 was one of dozens of students, faculty and staff who signed the final beam to be placed in the Fish Center for the Sciences. -
Duke Charles '27, Miranda DeMura '27 and Cristen Bonville ’27 discuss their summer internships during a retrospective organized by Career Services. -
Associate Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Ben Ristow discusses game recaps with students during his "Sports Media Seminar." -
Professor of Gender, Sexuality, and Intersectional Justice Betty Bayer discusses a reading assignment with students in the first-year seminar “Pawprints! All Things Dogs.” -
President Mark D. Gearan greets Gavin Brignall '27 at the Geneva 9/11 Memorial Service. Brignall is a member of Geneva's Volunteer Fire Department. -
Colton Lestorti ’27 of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity places flags on the Quad in remembrance of the lives lost during the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. -
Students pose questions to former Michigan Gov. James Blanchard during “Voting and Elections,” co-taught by President Mark D. Gearan and Associate Professor of Politics DeWayne Lucas. -
Teaching Instructor and Tanaka Lecturer Kyoko Klaus assists students practicing their writing in "Beginning Japanese." -
Professor of History Colby Ristow leads a discussion on restaurants throughout the world during “Latin American Gastronomy Boom.” -
Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller leads a lesson during “Organic Chemistry I” on Monday morning. -
Professor of History Matt Crow addresses members of the HWS community at “A Space for Remembrance and Hope: A 9/11 Observance” in St. John’s Chapel. -
Thomas Coughlin ’28 heads the ball during Hobart soccer’s 2-1 win over Utica University in the home opener. The Statesmen are off to a 4-0 start this season. -
Caroline Kogut '28 sends a long pass down field as the William Smith field hockey team took on Ursinus on McCooey Field for its home opener. -
Students hang artwork in the Davis Gallery in preparation for the annual faculty art exhibition. -
Hobart's defense swarms Alfred University's quarterback during the Statesmen's season opening 24-17 victory. -
An aerial view of campus on Thursday afternoon.
