Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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New transfer students attend the resource fair in Bartlett Theatre. -
Students share a laugh during “Parched: The Past, Present and Future of Water” with Associate Professor of Geoscience Tara Curtin. -
As part of Day of Service, students package meals in Bristol Field House in partnership with the international relief organization Rise Against Hunger. -
Students play volleyball on Smith Lawn. -
The William Smith field hockey team celebrates Madison Campisi's '28 first collegiate goal as the Herons defeated Ohio Wesleyan 3-0 on McCooey Field Sunday. -
Hobart golf captured the team title at the Pitt-Bradford Kickoff Classic, beating the host Panthers by two strokes. Robby Kurzer ’28 and Troy Gregg ’29 led the Statesmen, tying for second place after finishing the day three-over par. -
International Student Success Manager Sherri Martin-Baron joins students for a group photo during the International Student Orientation trip to Watkins Glen State Park. -
The HWS Sailing team practices on Seneca Lake. -
Walt Disney Imagineer Toby Pugh ’67 speaks to students during Convocation after receiving the Hobart Medal of Excellence. -
Associate Dean Amy Green, Assistant Dean Kelvin Clark, Assistant Professor of Media and Society Jiangtao Harry Gu ’13, Chaplain and Dean for Spiritual Engagement Nita Byrd, Senior Associate Dean Kelly Payne and Emily Gorczynski ’26 pose for a photo following Convocation. -
Members of the Class of 2029 sign their class banner following the Convocation ceremony. -
Will Redman ’27 and Brian Sheehan ’26 walk to the Scandling Campus Center for lunch. -
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. -
After a day of training, Orientation Mentors gather at the home of President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan. -
Nigel Presume ’29, from Mahopac, N.Y., and family gather for a photo in front of the flag of Haiti. -
Parents and families say farewell.
