Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Prior to Spring Break, students cross Pulteney Street on Thursday morning. -
Kate Equnozzi ’23 and Sam Barnard ’23 gather for photo while studying abroad in Amman, Jordan. -
Led by Head Coach Tim Riskie, members of the HWS tennis teams gather for a photo at Bigfoot Axe Throwers while on Spring Break in Kissimmee, Florida. -
The HWS sailing team goes rock climbing at RocVentures in Rochester, N.Y. during Spring Break. -
During Spring Break, the William Smith rowing team practices on Smith Mountain Lake in Southwest Virginia, near Roanoke. -
During a class trip while studying abroad in Stockholm, Sweden, Ethan Lewis ’23 participates in a virtual reality simulation of a neurological procedure during a trip to the Royal Institute of Technology. -
In County Kerry near the Dingle Peninsula, Maddie Medwid ’23 gathers with fellow students from other colleges who are studying in Ireland this semester. -
Cellist Ian Moon ’24 practices in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. -
Renee Aga ’25 studies for her “Asian Art” class with Professor of Art and Architecture Lara Blanchard. -
Associate Professor of Sociology Kendra Freeman talks with students in her “Sociology of Education” class on Tuesday. -
Director of Admissions Alan Paynter and Senior Associate Provost Joe Rusinko offer a presentation on diversity, equity and inclusion to members of the local group Leadership Ontario in the Seneca Room on Friday. -
As part of the Kinetic Dance Collective’s Day of Dance, Bryna Gage ’22 leads a West African Dance workshop on Saturday. -
Associate Professor of Physics Ted Allen teaches “Electricity and Magnetism” on Friday. -
President Joyce P. Jacobsen and General Counsel Lou Guard ’07 (seated) teach “Law and Economics of Higher Education” in Eaton Hall on Thursday. -
Associate Professor of Psychological Science Dan Graham leads an experiment with inversion goggles with Jayla Blackmon ’22, Zach Gross ’22, Nia Cathcart ’22 and Lauren Chupp ’22 in Gulick Hall. -
During the Alger L. Adams ’32 dinner, Educator and Instructional Coach Shavonne Ward ’09 discusses Adams’ resilience as the first Black graduate of Hobart College. “I believe regardless of the treatment that Adams received, he was destined for greatness, just like you and I are.”