Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Students gather for the Senior Speak Out event at the Office of Intercultural Affairs. During the event, seniors shared what moments shifted their lives, their experiences studying abroad and which professors truly made a mark on their lives. -
Steven D'Alterio '21 speaks to students and Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D. '12 during a fireside chat outside the Office of Intercultural Affairs. -
Archives Technician Brandon Moblo and College Archivist Tricia McEldowny scan the yearbook photo of Alger L. Adams ’32, D.D.’83, the first African American man to graduate from Hobart College. The photo is going to be framed and hung in the office of Hobart Dean Khuram Hussain. -
Maureen Collins Zupan '72, P'09 and Daniel Watkins '72 are interviewed by Alex Kerai '19 about Tommy the Traveler for the Seneca Scene, the podcast of The Herald. -
Admitted students meet with Assistant Director of Opportunity Programs Edith Wormley during a visit to campus. -
In the Scandling Campus Center, Jay McCoy '22 and Alex Labella '22 fill out squares for the Office of Intercultural Affair's Identity Quilt. -
Director of the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education Brandi Ferrara discusses career options with students during Career Chat at the Office of Intercultural Affairs. -
Matthew Hogan ’19 documents the ongoing transformation of eSports gaming for his Honors project. -
Seniors majoring in environmental studies gather for a photo. -
Harrison DeMaira '19 presents his senior capstone project, AllAbout Gambling Software, for his entrepreneurial studies minor. -
Professor of Economics Tom Drennen, left, leads the applause for retiring Professor of Economics Scott McKinney P'13 during McKinney's last class. -
Professor of Economics Scott McKinney P'13 talks with Grant Emerson '20 during McKinney's final class. He joined the faculty in 1979. -
Students in Beginning French with French Fulbright Teaching Fellow Emila Gilly-Grellier take their final outside. -
Students walk to class on a sunny spring day. -
Maya Weber '20 and Marcel Johnson '19 present their entrepreneurial studies minor capstone project, an online networking platform called Syndéseis, at the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship. -
Visiting Instructor of Entrepreneurial Studies Drury MacKenzie '03 conducts class at the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship.