Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Hobart College Dean Khuram Hussain introduces the fourth annual HWS Impact on Monday in the Vandervort Room. The event serves as a platform for students to engage in a collective exploration of campus culture. -
William Moss '21, Justin Lampert '21 and John Baron ’21 pose for a photo outside of Medbery Hall on Tuesday evening. -
During a post-discussion following HWS Impact, Director of Intercultural Affairs Alejandra Molina talks with Caroline Kelly ’20 and Katherine Vangaever ’21. Campus Safety Officer Maurice Harling ’18, P’16 also spoke at the event. -
Students shop at the Fun Friday Career Closet hosted by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education in the Scandling Campus Center. -
A student studies on the Coxe Hall steps. -
As part of HWS Food Week, students enjoy the results of the 100-mile themed dinner, which highlighted foods from local farms. -
Recruitment Specialist at Education First Dana Williams '16 discusses her experience and potential job opportunities with Stacy Maceda ’19 in Trinity Hall. -
AmeriCorps member Kevin Collado '18, who is exploring food security challenges in Geneva, N.Y., discusses his work with students in the Office of Intercultural Affairs. -
Democratic candidate for New York’s 56th Senate district Jeremy Cooney ’04 discusses his campaign with students in Visiting Instructor of Political Science J. Ricky Price’s “Campaigns and Elections” course in the Blackwell Room. -
Robert Lewis '20 offers financial advice for fellow students during the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity's Phinance Talk in the Vandervort Room. -
Josh Kessler '17, Ashley Testa '19 and Michaelann Denton '19 get a tarot card reading during the Haunted Houghton House event on Friday. -
On Friday night, students enjoy the Haunted Houghton House event. -
Alexus Spann '20 and Elizabeth Dunne '19 talk to students at the face painting table during the Haunted Houghton House event. -
Students from Canandaigua Academy create a “Climate Action Plan” at the Youth Climate Summit. The event, organized by the Finger Lakes Institute and funded by Siemens Corporation, brought 14 school districts together to discuss climate action reform and sustainability initiatives in their communities. -
Professor of Biology Beth Newell looks on as Parke Schweiter ‘19 tags an ash tree. -
Heron Colby Poerio '21 escapes a defender during a game against Vassar College.