Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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The newest members of the junior class honor society Chimera pose for a photo on Friday. -
The Druids, members of the senior class honor society, join with their newest members for a photo. The honor society was founded in 1903. -
Sarah Underwood '19 performs her solo, Amalgamation, at the Junior/Senior Choreographers Concert. -
Dancers perform “Ode to Koop” by Alexandra Bilodeau '20 at the Junior/Senior Choreographers Concert. -
Students perform “||” at the Junior/Senior Choreographers Concert. The piece was choreographed by Samantha Legg ’20. -
Dancers perform choreography by Lester Gamez '19, titled Deathless, during the Junior/Senior Choreographers Concert. -
Led by Hobart Dean Khuram Hussain and keynote speaker David A. Kaplan ’83, students process to the flagpole to begin Charter Day festivities. -
Standing in front of the Druids, Hobart Dean Khuram Hussain officially opens the Charter Day ceremony, which commemorates the founding of Hobart College in 1822. -
Students present their chemistry research at the 64th Annual Collegiate Research Symposium at Rochester Institute of Technology on Saturday. -
Christopher Guertler ‘21 and Juliana Gamboa ‘21 enjoy the weather on Saturday afternoon. Gamboa is riding a motorized skateboard. -
Albright Dwarka '21 receives an award from Hobart Assistant Dean David J. Mapstone '93, P'21 during the Charter Day ceremony in St. John’s Chapel. -
New members of Orange Key, the sophomore class honor society, gather for a photo. -
David A. Kaplan ’83, co-founder and CEO of Murge, delivers the keynote address at Charter Day. Murge specializes in music and vocal recording technology for use on a wide range of mobile devices. -
Matthew Fox ’19 offers the student speech at this year’s Charter Day. -
Jerah Siegal '21 presents Biodome, a self-sustaining greenhouse that can be built on small spaces such as rooftops, during the National Science Foundation I-Corps Short Course Program. The two-week Customer Discovery workshop is designed to accelerate early-stage ideas toward business and entity creation. -
Theater professor Heather May performs Rearranging the Furniture, a solo act about dealing with the process of losing her sight and how to make the theater industry, specifically directing, more accessible especially for those that are visually impaired. The audience wore blindfolds for most of the performance.