Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
- Professor of Biology Meghan Brown leads a review session during Aquatic Biology.
- In this special edition of This Week in Photos, we share timestamped photos from the fall semester's last day of classes. At 8:02 a.m., Lexi Forsyth '20 and Eric Bonewald '21 complete a final assignment in the Houghton House architecture studio.
- During Synoptic Dynamic Meteorology with Associate Professor of Geoscience Nick Metz, students review for their final exam before giving their final presentations.
- Nicholas Khan '20 skateboards to class.
- President Joyce P. Jacobsen and Sodexo employee Laura Black welcome students to the Great Hall of Saga at lunchtime.
- Edens Fleurizard '20 scores against Union College, leading Hobart to a 73-53 victory.
- The William Smith Swimming and Diving team practices in Bristol Pool.
- HWS Tutor Corps volunteers make paper mache with students at the Boys and Girls Club of Geneva.
- Members of the William Smith soccer team board a plane to Greensboro, N.C. The Herons will take on Pomona-Pitzer in the semifinals of the NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Championship on Friday.
- The Colleges' Community Wind Ensemble performs in the Vandervort Room on Tuesday.
- Colombian activist and founder of ReGeneración Camilo Romero leads a workshop in Gulick Hall.
- While studying abroad, students gather for a photo in Galway, Ireland.
- Kevin Lin '20, Hugh Nick McKenny '20, MAT '21, Israel Oyedapo '20 and Quinn McFeeters '20 study in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.
- President Joyce P. Jacobsen joins alums at the NYC Holiday Gathering. Here, she gathers with young alums who coordinate WS@Work.
- This week, Forbes annual 30 Under 30 named Matthew Mead '13 to the Class of 2020 cohort for creating the products, methods and materials of tomorrow. Above, Mead and Tommy Gibbons, co-founders of Hempitecture, stand in front of the Highland Hemp House, a Washington home insulated with hempcrete.
- Associate Professor of History Lisa Yoshikawa discusses the book, Manchurian Legacy by Kazuko Kuramoto in her class, Trekking Through Asia.
