Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Pre-Health Advisor Scott MacPhail and Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller host an information session on Health Professions in Napier Hall. -
While aboard the William Scandling Research Vessel during “Parched” with Associate Professor of Geoscience Tara Curtin, Jubayer Ansary ’29 and Nigel Presume ’29 measure the pH and total dissolved solids in water sampled from Seneca Lake. -
With Associate Professor of Geoscience Tara Curtin, Peter Hobbie ’29, Sacha Lasser ’29 and Avaleigh Besaw ’29 sieve mud samples collected from Seneca Lake to study organisms living on the lake bottom. -
Assistant Professor of Psychological Science Stephanie Anglin leads a discussion with students during “Information and Misinformation.” -
At the Salisbury Center for Career Services, Dr. Joy H. Glaser ’62, P’89, P’97, GP’19 speaks with students about her career as a distinguished pediatrician, scientist and pioneer in vaccine care. -
Students walk to lunch from the Gearan Center for Performing Arts. -
Haley Levine ’26 hits a forehand during the annual Mary Hosking Invitational at the HWS Tennis Center. -
La Zai Outerbridge ’27 dribbles through a group of defenders during Hobart soccer’s 4-1 victory over Brockport. -
Constitution Day Speaker, author and former member of the HWS faculty Carol Mason joins Professor of Religious Studies Richard Salter '86, P'15 to discuss why abortion foes interact with the federal government. -
At the Blocker Showcase, Dylan Meyer ’26 speaks about his experience hiking in Europe while studying abroad in Freiburg, Germany last semester. -
Students enjoy a Goat Yoga session on Bristol Lawn on Saturday. -
Ella Wirth ’27, Hannah Goodness ’28 and Fiona Gibbons ’28 share a laugh outside the Warren Hunting Smith Library. -
Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Max Piersol speaks about his artwork during the opening reception of “New Point Comfort” in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House. -
Students head to and from class outside Stern Hall. -
Students in Associate Professor of Anthropology Chris Annear’s First-Year Seminar “What’s Eating You?” pose for a photo while doing a salt tasting on a variety of food ingredients to determine how the items are transformed in taste, texture and aroma. -
Associate Professor of History Janette Gayle discusses the Underground Railroad during the First-Year Seminar "Railroad to Freedom."