Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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Associate Professor of English Rob Carson gives an overview of the upcoming semester with students in Britpop: from Beatles to Brexit in Eaton Hall. -
Jackson Andersen '20 presents his groups data to Julia Walters '19 and Josh Pugliese '19 during an argumentation session in the lab for Accelerated General Chemistry led by Technician David Slade. -
A late summer sunset over the Quad. -
Students in the Hybrid Forms Workshop class with Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature Kathryn Cowles make posters using a printing press at the Cracker Factory in Geneva, N.Y. -
First-year students participating in the Pre-Orientation Adventure Program take to the water near the Seneca Lake Yacht Club for a lesson. -
The William Smith Class of 2021 processes down William Smith Hill with their class banner on Sunday of Orientation Weekend 2017. -
The Classes of 2021 pose for the annual illumination photo on McCooey Field. -
Associate Professor of Russian Area Studies David Galloway talks to students in his first-year seminar Eat Like a Slav: Russian Food and Culture. -
Opening the Convocation ceremony, students carry more than 100 flags across Stern Lawn to represent the nations of origin of current students, staff or faculty members, or where students and faculty are studying abroad. -
Michaelann Denton 18 walks across campus on Wednesday afternoon. -
Members of the HWS Eco Rep Program gather for a group photo during the Involvement Expo. -
Demarest Hall on a beautiful autumn afternoon. -
Members of the HWS Equestrian Club pose for a photo with Magoo the horse during the Involvement Expo on the Quad. -
Students traverse stage during a performance of One Last Time during Koshare 2017. Showcasing 140 dancers in 20 pieces, the Koshare Dance Collective celebrates the 45th anniversary of its annual dance concert with performances at the Smith Opera House. -
Students browse through posters in the Scandling Campus Center during the annual poster sale on campus. -
Students spar on the Quad as part of the First-Year Seminar, Ancient Warfare: How Homer's Iliad Changed the World, with Associate Professor of Classics Leah Himmelhoch.