Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Justine Burness ’24 hits a shot out of a sand trap during William Smith’s season-opening match against Ithaca. -
Seneca Blakely-Armitage ’23 celebrates her goal in the Herons’ 10-0 victory over Oneonta. -
Fatou Diokhane ’23 of Public Leadership Education Network talks with fellow students about the campus’ chapter of the national organization. -
Admissions student workers gather for a photo after lunch at Sans Dumplings. They are Jay Washington ’23, Dima Pisken ’24, Lauren Earley ’23, Shahkyle Matthews ’22, Reece Wilson ’24, Hannah Bilton ’22, Katie Brown ’23 and Associate Director of Admissions Sue Willard ’99. -
Frederick Madsen ’25 chips a shot past the Keuka goalie in Hobart soccer’s 1-0 season-opening win. -
A group of Hobart students spend the afternoon on the water. -
Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robinson Murphy talks to students in the Master of Science in Management program. -
Professor of Economics Tom Drennen teaches the inaugural class in the Master of Science in Management in the Bozzuto Center. -
Students file in and out of the Scandling Campus Center on Monday. -
Grace Mongeau ’22, Seth Renkert ’22 and Maya Striuli ’22 catch up and study outside of the Warren Hunting Smith Library. -
Under a tent on the Quad, Professor of Chemistry Erin Pelkey teaches his Senior Seminar. -
On the first day of her upper-level contemporary dance class, Professor of Dance Donna Davenport warms up with her students in the Deming Theatre. - On the first day of her upper-level contemporary dance class, Professor of Dance Donna Davenport warms up with her students in the Deming Theatre.
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Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies May Farnsworth talks with students in “Bilingual Realities” on the first day of classes. -
Classmates Hunter Savignano ’22, Anna Jickling ’22, Catalina Garcia Tomas ’22 and Henry Gomez ’22 meet outside the Warren Hunting Smith Library. -
On the first day of classes, Associate Professor of Dance Michelle Ikle leads student in “Beginning Modern Dance” in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.