Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Chris Fietkiewicz leads “Computational Neuroscience.” -
Associate Professor of History Janette Gayle discusses the Great Migration during “African American History II.” -
Dan DeNose '10 and Dominique Ellis ’15 socialize at the Alumni Authors Book Signing event on the Quad. -
Annaliese Schreder ’20, Colleen McGowan ’20, Maya Weber ’20 and Sarah Marino-Babcock ’20 enjoy having their caricature drawn on Saturday. -
Alumni and their family members view the Quad from the top of St. Mark’s Tower. -
President Mark D. Gearan and Associate Professor of Politics DeWayne Lucas lead a mini-college class in honor of the late Professor of Political Science Iva Deutchman, titled “Assessing the 2024 Election Season: Promises, Votes and Outcomes.” The pair taught a course on elections in the Fall 2024 semester. -
Executive Director of Alumni and Alumnae Relations Melanie Sage ’95, P’25, P’27 speaks at the All-Classes Luncheon and Reunion Forum on Saturday. -
Fireworks illuminate the sky on Saturday night. -
This week, we celebrate Reunion 2025 that brought back hundreds of alumni and their families to campus. Here, the Class of 2000 poses for a photo before the start of the traditional Pulteney Street Parade. -
At the Quad Party on Saturday night, alumni join an impromptu line dance. -
Alumni pose for a photo at the Finger Lakes Wine and Beer Tasting event. -
The band Uptown Groove performs during Saturday’s Quad Party. -
Aboard the William Scandling research vessel, alumni learn about the environmental well-being of Seneca Lake from Finger Lakes Institute Director Lisa Cleckner. -
Alumni from the Class of 2015 gather for a photo after checking in at Reunion headquarters on Friday. -
Led by the Savannah Cellar Savers Marching Band, alumni from the Class of 1985 parade toward the Quad on Saturday. -
Professor of Religious Studies Michael Dobkowski leads the mini-college class “Contested Holocaust Memory in the Post-Truth Age: Why it Matters” in Coxe Hall.
