Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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President Mark D. Gearan welcomes students, faculty and staff to the Quad at the start of the October Day of Service. -
Students participating in the annual HWS Days of Service gather for a photo in front of Coxe Hall before volunteering at dozens of sites around Geneva, tackling renovation, maintenance and other service projects at local institutions. -
A group of students help stuff envelopes at St. Peter's Church. -
John Corr '18 and Noland Michels ’17, members of the Chi Phi fraternity, lend a helping hand inside St. Peter's Church during the October Day of Service. -
A.J. McFarlane ’19, Gabe Pietrorazio ’20 and Connor Shaw ’20 plant bulbs in front of St. Peter's Church during Day of Service. -
Gabriella Goodwin '19, CEO of H. G. Fairfield Arts Center for the Environment Kim Blacklock ’79, Justin Tacuri ’18 and Director of Intercultural Affairs Alejandra Molina pose for a photo after Blacklock's Professionals in Residence lecture titled, “A Career in Acting, Activism and Education.” -
Gathering for a photo with Geneva students, Tzipora Glaser '18 and Matthew Fox ’19 table on behalf of HWS Hillel at the Festival of Nations. -
Members of the HWS Hip-NotiQs Dance and Step Team perform in the Geneva High School gymnasium during the annual Festival of Nations. -
Ella Bourisseau ’19, Allie Haversat ’19 and Lili Dash ’19 enjoy the concert on the Quad. -
Lawson MacDougall ’20 joins a group of regular volunteers with the Geneva Community Lunch Program. -
Members of HWS Days of Service and HWS Rotaract gather for a photo during the Festival of Nations. -
HWS Dance students perform during the Festival of Nations at Geneva High School. -
Hosted by the Queer People of Color theme house, punk band PWR BTTM performs for students on the Quad. -
Associate Professor of Chemistry Christine de Denus talks about what it means to be a first-generation college student during the First-Generation Initiative Mixer in the Blackwell Room. -
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Montana State University Wataru Nakagawa discusses a new National Science Foundation research experience for undergraduates. Nakagawa's research group will focus on the design, fabrication, characterizations and applications of novel optical devices based on nano-structures in silicon and other materials. -
Kevin DeShazio, founder of Fieldhouse Media, talks to student-athletes about the power of social media and its influence on their reputation during an information session in Albright Auditorium.