Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Richie Ramrati '18 enjoys kayaking at Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge with HWS ORAP. Photo by Amanda Bruha '20. -
The HWS Community Wind Ensemble offers the final concert of the season in the Vandervort Room. -
Members of the Colleges' a cappella group Perfect Third sing during their annual spring concert in St. John's Chapel. -
HWS Food Systems Program Manager Sarah Meyer and Audrey Platt '21 check out the plants at the Farmer's Market in front of the Scandling Campus Center. -
Members of the HWS Improv Ensemble perform in Froelich Hall. -
Kathleen Roth speaks to members of the Sigma Chi Fraternity during an philanthropic information session about the Huntsman Cancer Foundation. -
Associate Director of Admissions Sue Willard '99 awaits her turn in the dunk tank during the Relay For Life event outside of Bristol Gym. The event raised more than $3,000 for the American Cancer Society. -
Students walk to class on Wednesday afternoon. -
During Charter Day, Associate Vice President for Advancement and Alumni Relations Jared Weeden '91 presents the Hobart Medal of Excellence to Hobart Dean and Professor of Philosophy Eugen Baer P’95, P’97. -
Lisa Hickman Ph.D., a research specialist with the Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission, speaks to students as a guest of their “Juvenile Delinquency” class with Associate Professor of Sociology James Sutton. -
Students register for the “Out of the Darkness Walk on Boswell Field. The event was part of a fundraising effort for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. -
Sadeek Walker ’18 receives the Martin Luther King Jr. Award from Chaplain Maurice Charles during the Charter Day celebration in St. John’s Chapel. -
Bramm Watkin ’20, Ian Todd ’20 and Gabrielle Linscott ‘21 make egg sandwiches during a trip to the Adirondacks with the Outdoor Recreation Adventure Program. -
Students, faculty and staff gather in St. John's Chapel for the annual Charter Day celebration. -
The new members of the Druid Honor Society gather during the Charter Day celebration in St. John's Chapel. -
Gaspar Martinez, a senior fellow at the Martin Marty Center at the University of Chicago, discusses the potential of a technological singularity during his talk “Is Artificial Intelligence the End?” in the Geneva Room.