Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D. ’12 addresses members of the Classes of 2022 and their families alongside campus leaders from Hobart and William Smith. -
William Smith Dean Lisa Kaenzig P’22 welcomes members of the Classes of 2022 to a “community of people who care for one another while we focus on helping you make the most of your own academic experience over the next four years.” -
Koshare Dance Collective brought down the house at its 46th annual concert. -
Kendra Quinn-Moultrie ’18, All-Academic forward on Heron basketball team, in conversation with Chrysa Chin ’84, EVP with the National Basketball Players Association, during the celebration of William Smith Founder’s Day. -
No better place to play in the snow than on the Hobart Quad. -
HWS ORAP (Outdoor Recreation Adventure Program) traveled to the Adirondacks for ice climbing. -
Emmy Award winning Executive Producer Brad Falchuk '93, L.H.D.'14 consults with Jonathan Atwater ’19 at the L.A. “Behind the Scenes” program sponsored by the Salisbury Center. -
Professor Ted Aub assisted students in his Advanced Sculpture Workshop at the Katherine D. Elliott ’66 Studio Arts Center. -
Chris Williams ’19 with Program Director and Associate Professor Christine de Denus P’22 promoted the HWS 1st Generation Initiative at the student Involvement Expo. -
NPR’s Laura Sydell ’83 was on the other side of the mic with The Herald’s Ted Nappo ’18 prior to her Convocation address. -
Fall teams prepared for the season ahead at McCooey and Boswell Fields. -
Blackwell Room remains one of the best places to study on campus. -
Robotics CS336 taught by Professor John Vaughn P’08 brought out the competitive side of computer science students. -
Professor Nick Metz and students inside the Doppler-on-Wheels mobile weather station that visited campus. -
Amelia Smith ’21 and Rylee Wernoch ’21 examined water samples at the Finger Lakes Institute in preparation for their summer research projects. -
Professor Jack Harris P’02, P’06 greets Yujun Jiang ’18 with a smile and a hug at Commencement.