Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Disoriented jams in the Barn. -
Students meet Camilo Romero, founder of ReGeneracion Colombia. -
Organized by Marilu Segura ’07, students in “Bilingual Education” with Professor Farnsworth participate in the Dia de Muertos celebration at the Geneva Library. -
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The children of Coaches Lindsay Sharman, Sophie Dennis Riskie ’07, Tim Riskie and Greg Raymond as well as Michelle Steigerwald Raymond ’04 and Caroline Wenzel Chapman ’05. -
Students celebrate first-generation life on campus. -
The children of Coaches Lindsay Sharman, Sophie Dennis Riskie ’07, Tim Riskie and Greg Raymond as well as Michelle Steigerwald Raymond ’04 and Caroline Wenzel Chapman ’05. -
The children of Coaches Lindsay Sharman, Sophie Dennis Riskie ’07, Tim Riskie and Greg Raymond as well as Michelle Steigerwald Raymond ’04 and Caroline Wenzel Chapman ’05. -
Students toss mortarboards into the air following Commencement 2020. -
Giulia Acchione ’20 and her family celebrate on the Quad. -
In his address, the Most Rev. Michael B. Curry ’75, D.D.’20 compares the Classes of 2020 to the Greatest Generation: “You have been formed and forged in a crucible of hardship.” -
A year after graduating, the Classes of 2020 return to campus to celebrate their Commencement in person. Here, Pierre Thibodeau '20, Katie Taylor '20, Reed Tansill '20, Bayley Tranmer '20, Duniya Syed '20 and Whitney Swanson '20 put on their regalia on Cozzens Field. -
Josh Walker '20, his family, and Mahdia Ahmed '21 gather for a photo following the ceremony. -
The procession includes Chaplain Nita Byrd, honorary degree recipients Margaret “Peggy” Bokan Greenawalt ’66, L.H.D. ’20 and G. Peter Jemison L.H.D. ’20, Board Chair Craig R. Stine ’81, P’17, President Joyce P. Jacobsen and commencement speaker the Most. Rev. Michael B. Curry ’75, D.D.’20. -
An aerial view of the ceremony honoring the Classes of 2020. -
President Joyce P. Jacobsen offers her valedictory address that included a meditation on the “weird”-ness of the past year for the graduates, who left HWS for “a world that was locked down and socially distanced, that was gripped by social and political unrest, that was obsessed with rules and rule-following and rule-not-following.”