Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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The first night of Orientation 2020 concludes with a fireworks display viewed above the Scandling Campus Center. -
Linda Somerville, a registered nurse from Hubbs Health Center, interviews and tests students coming to campus. -
Linda Fitts Mischler 83, P20, P24, Paul Mischler P20, P24 and Lucas Mischler 20 say goodbye to Jackson Mischler 24 outside JPR. Jackson is the third generation in his family to attend HWS; his late grandfather Ronald Fitts 52 was the first. -
President Joyce P. Jacobsen welcomes the Classes of 2024. In her remarks, Jacobsen presented a list of themes that underlie a college education, including: bravery, commitment, engagement and humor. In what is now becoming a signature of her welcome to students, she also sang a song parody. This year, it was a version of Allentown by Billy Joel called COVID-town. -
Jeremiah and Lisa Foster P24, P24, P24 help move their triplets, Tiffany, Brittany and Sydney Foster, into Hirshson Hall. Here, Sydney and Tiffany carry a cabinet. -
The sun sets over the campus on Wednesday night. -
Accompanied by her greyhound, Associate Professor of English Laurence Erussard welcomes students in the Comparative Mythology First-Year Seminar from her Demarest Hall office. -
In Coxe Hall, Professor of French and Francophone Studies Catherine Gallouët leads a discussion with students in her First-Year Seminar, Paris, Je T'Aime. -
Hobart students enjoy the shade in front of Coxe Hall. -
Associate Professors of Geoscience Tara Curtin and David Finkelstein welcome Katerina Yacoub 23 back to campus. -
In Stern Hall, Associate Professor of Anthropology Chris Annear discusses the focus of the First-Year Seminar, Hunger. -
Orientation mentors welcome members of the Classes of 2024 to the Hobart and William Smith community. -
During Orientation, William Smith students exit the Scandling Campus Center. -
From his Henry House office, Associate Professor of Mens Studies Chip Capraro talks with students in his Golf Course Architecture First-Year Seminar course. The students remained in their residence hall rooms for the initial introduction. -
During lunch on the Quad, students introduce themselves to fellow classmates from a safe six feet apart. -
Students walk down Pulteney Street on Thursday.