Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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In the Thomas Melly ’52 Lobby of the Gearan Center, students enjoy a visual poetry exhibit created by Fulbright Language Teaching Assistant Kseniya Slutskaya. -
First Year Writing Prize finalists and winners gather for a photo on Wednesday following the ceremony in the Common Room. -
President Joyce P. Jacobsen putts at the Hobart and William Smith golf teams’ new indoor training center, which includes a putting green and a computerized golf simulator. -
Katherine Murray ’25 fired a shot on goal during William Smith’s 18-5 victory over Skidmore. Murray had a career-high five goals and six points in the Herons’ victory. -
Professor of Religious Studies Michael Dobkowski presents Sophia Mughal ’25 with a First Year Writing Prize for her essay “Examining the Israel-Palestine Conflict from the ‘Moral’ Point of View.” -
Harris Torossian ’22 rides his skateboard across campus. -
Hobart Assistant Dean David Mapstone ’93, P’21 and William Smith Assistant Dean Lisa Salter honor students during the Blackwell-Hale Academic Achievement Awards. -
Students walk to the Scandling Campus Center on Tuesday. -
In conjunction with International Student Day, students paint the windows in the Scandling Campus Center. -
Sisters Katherine Jacobia ’25 and Elizabeth Jacobia ’22 study in the Warren Hunting Smith Library on Tuesday. -
Assistant Professor of Economics Sooyoung Lee discusses hypothesis testing with students in her Statistics class. -
Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller and Pre-Health Advisor Scott MacPhail lead a session on Health Professions on Tuesday night. -
Ebenezer Chan ’25, Yashimabet Drummond ’24 and Star Peña ’22 present on Jim Collin’s book “Good to Great” during “Sociology of Business and Management” with Professor of Sociology Jack Harris. -
Corrections Officers from Auburn Correctional Facility answer questions from students in “Penology” with Associate Professor of Sociology Jim Sutton. -
Students walk past Medbery Hall on Thursday morning. -
Led by Associate Professor of Music Mark Olivieri, the HWS Jazz Band practices in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.
