Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Binjo Emmanuel '20 edits his final project for Global Musicals with Associate Professor of Media and Society Rebecca Burditt. -
In this special edition of This Week in Photos, we share timestamped photos from the fall semester's last day of classes. At 7:28 a.m., the sun rises over Long Pier in downtown Geneva. -
As part of Global Musicals with Associate Professor of Media and Society Rebecca Burditt, students choreographed and performed a surprise flash mob on Tuesday morning. -
Professor of Sociology Wesley Perkins discusses potential research projects for his upcoming senior seminar with Bill Burns, executive director of Family Promise of Ontario County, and Kevin Collado '18, food security coordinator for AmeriCorps VISTA for the City of Geneva. -
Lexi Colella '21 and Drew Blanchard '21 review for their Rock Music and American Masculinities final with Professor of History Chip Capraro in the Common Room. -
Campus Safety Officer Maurice Harling 18, P16 and Erin King 22 grab lunch in Saga. -
Students rehearse lines during Feminist Theatre with Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth in Williams Hall. -
Associate Professor of History Lisa Yoshikawa speaks with students during The Asia Pacific Wars in Trinity Hall. -
Professor of History Clifton Hood leads an end of the semester discussion with students in American Urban History at the President's House. The event was hosted by Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D. 12 and Sandra A. McGuire. -
Students contextualize the role of higher education in modern American history with Professor of History Clifton Hood. -
Professor of Geoscience Nan Crystal Arens runs along South Main Street. -
At the Abbe Center for Jewish Life, Rachel Meller '21, Edie Falk '21 and Lilly Shea 20 start their day with breakfast. -
Student-athletes work out in the Raleigh-Foley-Kraus Varsity Strength Training Center in Bristol Gym. -
Lucas Harris '20 rides home after an early morning at Houghton House. -
Students study late into the night in the Warren Hunting Smith Library. -
Flurries fall on Seneca Street.