Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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President Mark D. Gearan accompanies the student band Moonflower during a weekly Open House hosted by the Gearans on Friday. -
Members of the Classes of 2023 enjoy an afternoon ice skating at the Geneva Recreation Center on Sunday. -
Professor of Theatre H May leads rehearsal for “Fault Lines” in McDonald Theatre on Tuesday. The show runs April 13-15. -
Students enjoy HWS Shabbat dinner in the Vandervort Room on Friday. -
During an Admissions Open House, Alex George ’24, Annabel Ramsay ’25, Matt Nusom ’23, Zaheer Bowen ’23 and Jadon Layne ’25 discuss academics and life in Geneva with accepted students on Saturday morning. -
Members of the Outdoor Recreation Adventure Program Alanson Loomis '24, Javier Pacheco '26, Tait Citarella '26, Joe Tate '23, Erin Howe '24 and Abigail Cole '25 take a photo on top of Baxter Mountain in the Adirondacks. -
Giacomo Dalle Molle ’23 (left) receives help from Arabic Teaching Fellow Mohammed Yassin ’25. -
Professor of Art and Architecture Ted Aub discusses his statue of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell with Finger Lakes Visitors Connection assistant Shelly Gates and Nike Olabisi-Green, the founder of the Nola Movement, who wanted to learn more about Blackwell while visiting the Finger Lakes. -
President Mark D. Gearan introduces former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch during a gathering at his home. -
While studying abroad in Galway, John Meskan ‘24 and Griffin Reiner ’24 visit the Cliffs of Moher. -
President Mark D. Gearan poses questions to Marie Yovanovitch, diplomat and bestselling author, as she reflects on the war in Ukraine. -
Kicking off the inaugural Anderton Forum for Global Engagement, Associate Professor of International Relations Stacey Philbrick Yadav welcomes the standing-room-only crowd to Marie Yovanovitch’s talk “Lessons From The Edge.” -
Students enjoy the Celebration of Cultures Through Space and Time event in the Vandervort Room on Saturday. -
The Hobart Hockey team lifts the Marion Cup following its 5-1 win over Babson in the New England Hockey Conference Championship game. The Statesmen earned a first round bye in the NCAA tournament and will host a quarterfinal at The Cooler on March 18. -
Sadie Winton ’24 takes a hike while studying abroad in Auckland, New Zealand. -
Professor Kevin Dunn teaches “Introduction to International Relations” in Stern Hall on Thursday morning.