Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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A fresh snowfall blankets the Quad on Monday. -
Daniel Robeson '18 watches a variety of birds as they migrate through the region during a trip to Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge. -
Sai Leng '18 reviews her final project with Professor of Art and Architecture Michael Bogin in the Katherine D. Elliott '66 Studio Arts Center. -
In Coxe Hall, Professor of Biology Mark Deutschlander leads a review session for students in his Ornithology class. -
The sun sets over the Goldstein Family Carriage House. -
Morgan Perry '20 puts the finishing touches on her final project for Introduction to Drawing. -
President Gregory J. Vincent '83 chats with Ian Tulloch '18 while delivering pizza to students preparing for exams in the Warren Hunting Smith Library. -
Richie Ramrati '18 works on a project for his Database Theory and Practice class with Associate Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Stina Bridgeman. -
President Gregory J. Vincent '83 delivers pizza to members of the William Smith ice hockey team studying in Warren Hunting Smith Library. -
In front of the Warren Hunting Smith Library, Nick Dosky '18, Tom D’Antonio '18, President Gregory J. Vincent '83, Connor Flood '18 and Tucker McGarrity '19 make snow angels as part of an assignment to create a marketing campaign for the Geneva Community Lunch Program’s Leave Your Mark Challenge. -
Dylan Woods '20, Sam Denny '20 and John Urban '19 work in Coxe Hall. -
International relations and history double major Skye Morgan ’20 works on an assignment in the Katherine D. Elliott '66 Studio Arts Center. -
Stephanie Pichardo '20 works on a still life drawing in the Katherine D. Elliott '66 Studio Arts Center. -
Students work on their final projects for their Introduction to Drawing class in the Katherine D. Elliott '66 Studio Arts Center. -
In Coxe Hall, Rachel Edens, assistant dean and advisor to first generation students at Dartmouth College, discusses professionalism in college as part of the Trailblazers of Tomorrow Conference. The talk was facilitated by the HWS First Generation Initiative. -
Madison Murray ’18 reads a selection from her work as part of the Trias Residency for Writers reading in the Seneca Room.