Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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“I’m planning on procrastinating less and managing my time a little better.”– Rebecca Begley ‘18 -
“The PAC is going to be major. I’m taking a music class next semester so I’m really looking forward to getting in there.” – Thomas Mercier ’19 -
The sculpture of William Smith, a nurseryman, philanthropist and proponent of women’s education stands on William Smith Hill. The 6-foot tall bronze statue was sculpted by Professor of Art and Architecture A.E. Ted Aub in honor of the William Smith Centennial. -
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“My mom beat breast cancer within the last year. She looks so much better and now my family will be able to spend more time with her so that’s what I’m looking forward to.” – Sam Doolittle ‘19 -
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“I’m looking forward to figuring out which graduate schools I plan on applying to.” – Morgan Drake ‘16 -
Madeline Boles '17, Danny Kot '17, Mike Rusk '17 and Ashley Lyon visit Santorini, one of the Cyclades islands in the Aegean Sea. The students are participating in the Brussels, Belgium abroad program. -
Hiba Amro, a foreign language teaching assistant in Arabic, and Yvonne Brieger, a foreign language teaching assistant in German, visit the newly established Seneca Art and Culture Center at Ganondagan State Historic Site. -
Conor Quinlan '17, Fernando Flores ‘17, Edisson Cabrera ‘18 and Marisela Palafox ‘18 pose for a photo during the Rural Migrant Ministries Harvest Dinner and Symposium in Rochester, N.Y. -
Students studying abroad in Rome pose for photo with Professor of Anthropology and Sociology Jack Harris (right) and Professor of Romance Languages at Duquesne University Fabio Benincasa (second, right) during a visit to the great synagogue of the Jewish Ghetto of Rome. -
While in Seville, Spain, Hobart students pose for a photo during the Sevilla Futbol Club Soccer Game. -
Led by Associate Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Juan Liebana, students studying abroad in Barcelona pose for a photo at the Park Guell. -
“Staying undefeated in squash. I haven’t lost a match yet.” – Hattie Hytla ‘19 -
Students studying abroad with Professor of Education Jim MaKinster pose for a photo after kayaking the coastline of Able Tasman National Park on the South Island of New Zealand.