Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Assistant Professor of Political Science Justin Rose (left) introduces Finger Lakes Community College President Robert Nye to students in his Higher Education Under Fire class in Stern Hall. -
An aerial view of the ice crystals on Odell's Pond. -
HWS Eco Reps and Director of Sustainability Michael Amadori pose for a group photo at the Geneva Water Treatment Plant. -
Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Juan Manuel Portillo (right) introduces Associate Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Fernando Rodriguez-Mansilla and Director of Intercultural Affairs Alejandra Molina during Beginning Spanish I. The pair observed students' creative final projects written and performed in Spanish. -
Artist John Opera talks with students during a reception held in his honor at Houghton House. -
Kate Dymes '18 visits John Opera’s exhibit on display in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House. -
Autumn Bierce '22 and Daniel Shulga ’22 prepare mashed potatoes during the Eat Like a Slav dinner and celebration of Russian cuisine at Fribolin Farm. -
Aaron Tsuchitori '22 cuts into a homemade medovik, a traditional Russian honey cake, during a dinner and presentation on Russian cuisine hosted by the First Year Seminar Eat Like a Slav, taught by Associate Professor of Russian Area Studies and Associate Dean for Curricular Initiatives and Development David Galloway (right). -
On behalf of faculty and staff guests, Interim Provost and Dean of Faculty DeWayne Lucas applauds students in Eat Like a Slav for their semester of research on Russian cuisine and cultural traditions. -
At the Geneva Water Treatment Plant, HWS Eco Reps and Director of Sustainability Michael Amadori learn how water is processed to remove pollutants before it reenters streams and rivers. -
HWS Eco Reps and Director of Sustainability Michael Amadori tour the Geneva Water Treatment Plant. -
Mandalas are created for initiation rituals, meditations and to purify and promote harmony in the world. -
The Venerable Tenzin Yignyen speaks about the intricacies involved in making the traditional sand mandala. -
The Venerable Tenzin Yignyen asks for the deities' healing blessings during the ceremony. -
Students begin to wipe away the mandala. -
Venerable Tenzin Yignyen apportions the mandala.