Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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The Long Pier juts into Seneca Lake. -
A statue of Harriet Tubman stands in front of the New York State Heritage Center in Auburn, N.Y. The abolitionist moved to Auburn in 1859. -
Tulips bloom in front of the Lady of the Lake statue in Pulteney Park in Geneva. - The American flag flies over the Quad.
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Flags are flown in the South Main Street Historic District. - A flag commemorating the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks flies beside the American and New York State flags at Geneva Lakefront Park.
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A quiet summer morning on campus. -
Students enjoy an afternoon on the Quad. - The American flag flies over the Statesmen Bell at Boswell Field.
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Hobart football games open with a player running the American flag out of the tunnel and downfield. -
A painted bench on South Main Street. -
Olympia Canales ’22 broke the Bristol Pool record for dives this academic year. - The William Scandling research vessel is docked on the Cayuga-Seneca Canal on the north-end of Seneca Lake.
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The sun sets above campus. - The statue of William Smith on the Hill.
- In This Week in Photos, we celebrate Independence Day. Here, the American flag flies above campus on South Main Street.
