Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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During office hours, Darby Johnson '19 meets with Professor of Chemistry David Craig's dog, Finn. -
A student walks into Merritt Hall on a beautiful winter morning. -
Dan Masino '21 drives to the basket during Hobart's 67-48 win over Clarkson University. -
Tucker Lescoe '20 makes a reverse layup during the Statesmen's 67-48 win over Clarkson University. -
Members of the William Smith soccer team warm up with local students as part of National Girls and Women in Sports Day. -
Adrianne Torea ’19, a guard and forward on the William Smith basketball team, autographs a program for a local elementary student as part of National Girls and Women in Sports Day events. -
Stavriana Dimitrakopoulou '21 puts up a jump shot during William Smith's 94-83 win over Clarkson University. -
Statesmen celebrate after a goal against Babson College. -
Heron seniors gather with family, friends and coaches for a photo as part of the William Smith Ice Hockey Senior Day celebration at the Cooler. -
Mia Morrison '19 tests the defense during William Smith's 94-83 win over Clarkson University. -
Zach Sternbach '20 puts a wrist shot on goal during Hobart's 3-3 tie with Babson College at the Cooler. -
New members of the HWS Writing Colleagues Program pose for a photo during a reception held in the Seneca Room. -
Assistant Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Ben Ristow (back, left) gathers with HWS Writing Colleagues following a welcome reception for new members. -
Katie Stiffler, prevention and education coordinator for the Office of Title IX and Compliance, holds a meeting for the Student Team for Education and Prevention in the Seneca Room. -
Director of Leadership Giving Melissa Joyce-Rosen speaks with Shantell Atienza '18 during the Scholarship Reception in the Vandervort Room. Atienza, an anthropology major with a double minor in biology and public policy, is a Richard Abbe ’92 and Michael Gantcher ’92 Scholar. -
Members of HWS Hillel help Temple Beth-El congregants convert classroom space into housing for approximately 14 homeless individuals at the synagogue on South Main Street.