Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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During the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service at St. Michael's Orthodox Church, Emily Levine '16 and Vernon Lawson '16 prepare hygiene kits for Syrian refugees. -
Assistant Professor of Architectural Studies Gabriella D’Angelo instructs students on how to use AutoCAD to transfer their hand drawn designs to the computer. -
In this special edition of This Week In Photos, we share some of the Best of HWS from 2016. In the photo above, the Orientation Mentor Spirit Squad celebrates the arrival of the HWS Classes of 2020. -
Opening the Convocation ceremony, students carry more than 100 flags across Stern Lawn to represent the nations of origin of current students, staff or faculty members, or where students and faculty are studying abroad. -
The Classes of 2020 pose for the annual illumination photo on McCooey Field. -
Dublin Gearan visits St. John’s Chapel to reflect on the people who make his life so wonderful. -
Students rehearse the piece titled “Whole/Part” choreographed by Elizabeth Strano '16 in the Deming Theatre of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday. The work is one of nine performances to be showcased in the Junior/Senior Choreographers' Concert on April 1 and 2 at 7:30 p.m. -
The William Smith College rowing team crosses the beautifully illuminated waters of Seneca Lake. -
Hogan Peters '19 swings via vine through fog during a hike up Volcano San Pedro in Guatemala. -
With spotlights illuminating the President’s Forum logo, President Mark D. Gearan moderates a discussion between Mary Matalin P'17 and James Carville LL.D '13, P'17 titled “Perspectives on the Modern Presidency.” -
Kristina Worts '20 captures a pink sky above Boswell Field. -
Recording artist T-Pain gets the crowd pumping during the Spring Concert. -
Coxe Hall glows in the morning light. -
Matthew Fox ’19, Joy Gitter ’16 and Jessica Lohre ’16 participate in the eighth day of Hanukkah celebration at Temple Beth-El. -
Samantha Shaffner ’17 wards off a group of dragons during the HWS Theatre production of “She Kills Monsters. -
The sun sets over the Katherine D. Elliott '66 Studio Arts Center.