Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Stanley Gitelson and Cynthia Caird L.H.D.’12 perform the coin toss before Hobart football’s victory over Union College. -
A rainbow appears during William Smith soccer’s win over Bard College. -
Sean Madden ’25 and Lex Lauer ’28 compete for the Statesmen at the Challenge on the Canal. The pair won the Men’s Pair event. -
George Gogo, from SUNY Geneseo, delivers the 25th Annual 'Ghosts in Togas' Halloween Lecture, presented by the Department of Greek and Roman Studies, in conjunction with HWS’ chapter of Eta Sigma Phi. -
Dean of Leadership, Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Director of the Centennial Center Lisa Kaenzig introduces herself to students at the IdeaLab in Bartlett Theatre. -
Members of the Hobart football team spend time with the kids at Happiness House in Geneva. -
Led by Professors Sigrid Carle and Tom Drennen, students are studying marine, terrestrial and urban ecology as part of their semester abroad in Australia. Here, students conduct field work at Heron Island Research Station. -
Fall foliage takes full bloom on campus. -
In conjunction with Domestic Violence Awareness month, advocate and novelist Linda Dynel offers a talk in the Vandervort Room. The event was organized by Professor of Sociology Jim Sutton. -
Calix Boldt ’25 asks a question during the President’s Forum with CNN’s chief national correspondent John King. -
Members of PLEN gather for a photo with HWS Votes after an info session on the upcoming Presidential Election. -
Artist Nada Odeh hosts an Arabic Calligraphy workshop for students in Houghton House. -
Duncan Kipkoech '28 races to a third-place finish at the 18th annual Cross Country Only Conference Championships on Saturday at Seneca Lake State Park. His time of 26:58.8 was his season-best 8k time by over a full minute. -
The William Smith cross country team raced to its third straight CCOC Championship on Saturday at Seneca Lake State Park. The Herons were led by Hope Johnson '26 who finished in first place with a time of 24:42.9. -
Students walk to class outside of the Gearan Center on Tuesday afternoon. -
While studying abroad in Galway under the direction of Professor of Anthropology Jeffrey Anderson, students visit Newgrange, a 5,000-year-old passage tomb.