Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Michael Patterson '22 explains how consumerism has disrupted cultural norms and economic activity in the United Arab Emirates as part of his course Facets of Islam taught by Associate Professor of Religious Studies Etin Anwar. -
Morgan Willis '22 breaks down how semiotics determines cultural phenomenon using an imaginary world as an example. The project is part of the Build Your Own Westeros course taught by Associate Professor of German Area Studies Eric Klaus. -
Ivy covers Coxe Hall. -
An aerial view of campus above Pulteney Street. -
Bjørn Antell '21 and Madison Bradley '19 take a scenic route to class. -
The sun shines through the crisp yellow leaves. -
A northward view of South Main Street. -
Krysten Palmer '22, Austin Kennie '19 and Kyle Driscoll '22 chat outside Demarest Hall. -
The first snow fall of the academic year blankets campus. -
Fall colors fill the Quad outside Eaton Hall. -
The ivy on Hale Hall begins to show colors of fall. -
Olivia Wojnovich '20 and Teresa Kepes '21 follow the path along Cozzens Field. -
A rainbow appears over Seneca Lake and the HWS Sailing Team. -
The statue of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, created by Professor of Art and Architecture A.E. Ted Aub in 1994, watches fall arrive on the Quad. In 1849, Blackwell graduated from the medical school of Geneva College (Hobart’s precursor) as the first woman in the country to receive a medical degree. (Geneva College was renamed Hobart Free College in 1852 and Hobart College in 1860.) -
Students walk outside of the Scandling Campus Center. -
An aerial view of Seneca Lake.