Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Students in Associate Professor of Anthropology Chris Annear’s First-Year Seminar “What’s Eating You?” pose for a photo while doing a salt tasting on a variety of food ingredients to determine how the items are transformed in taste, texture and aroma. -
At the Bozzuto Boathouse, students in Associate Professor of Geoscience David Finkelstein's "Limnology" course are titrating lakeshore water to decipher groundwater flow into Seneca Lake. -
Liberty League Performer of the Week Malya Sayre ‘26 records a kill against Hamilton on the way to being named the 2025 William Smith Tournament MVP. -
Associate Professor of History Janette Gayle discusses the Underground Railroad during the First-Year Seminar "Railroad to Freedom." -
Students learn more about the Latin American Student Organization at the Involvement Expo in the Vandervort Room. -
Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Max Piersol speaks about his artwork during the opening reception of “New Point Comfort” in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House. -
Students head to and from class outside Stern Hall. -
At Brook Street Park, students paint white picket fences. -
As part of Day of Service, students package meals in Bristol Field House in partnership with the international relief organization Rise Against Hunger. -
At the Waterloo Library and Historical Society, students organize books. -
On Sunday, students pose for a photo downtown during the Love Geneva tour. -
Sophie Mughal ’25 and Maryellen Moore ’28 perform in front of the Class of 2029 during the Variety Show at the Smith Opera House. -
In the Blackwell Room, Professor of English and Creative Writing Anna Creadick outlines the semester for the FSEM “Road Trips.” -
Students participate in a two-day intensive Finance Bootcamp, hosted by Wall Street Prep and funded by Alex Nugent ’15 and Ryan Adler ’09, to help prepare students for the job application process. -
On the first day of “Intro to General Chemistry,” Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller asks students about their preferred study habits. -
Students share a laugh during “Parched: The Past, Present and Future of Water” with Associate Professor of Geoscience Tara Curtin.