Photo Listing
THIS WEEK IN PHOTOS
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J. Andrew Spallanzani '18 performs a demonstration during the Edible Science Fair in the Vandervort Room on Saturday. The public event is coordinated by Associate Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller. -
Trees bloom in front of Merritt Hall. -
Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Katie Flowers watches as Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan look through a photo book chronicling student service at HWS over the last 18 years. -
HWS seniors enjoy free goodies after making their gifts as part of the HWS senior giving challenge sponsored by the Stewardson Society. -
Students enjoy free ice cream on the Quad as part of #HWSDay on Tuesday. -
Students table on behalf of the American Red Cross in the Scandling Campus Center on Tuesday. -
Genesis Gonzalez '17 poses with Christian Honan '17, dressed as Where’s Waldo, after making her gift to the Stewardson Society. -
James Mandart '17 speaks to members of the HWS Board of Trustees about his Honors project in music on Thursday. -
Haleigh Quigg '18 and Connor CoCo Clemens '18 leave Demarest Hall on Wednesday. -
Students pose for a photo with a cardboard cutout of President Mark D. Gearan during the #HWSDay celebration in the Scandling Campus Center on Tuesday. -
President Mark D. Gearan presents Rebecca Czajkowski ’18 with the 2017 Campus Compact Award certificate on Thursday. Czajkowski was named a 2017 Newman Civic Fellow, a prestigious national honor awarded to students who have worked to find solutions for challenges facing their communities. -
Student workers for HWS Reunion 2017 pose for a group photo on the steps of the Scandling Campus Center. -
Students relax outside Medbery Hall on Thursday. -
Members of the the Colleges Chorale and Cantori gather for a group photo in Froelich Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. -
Prevention and Education Coordinator Katie Stiffler and Deputy Title IX Coordinator Tremayne D. Robertson speak with students during the Rape Culture is Popular Culture event and discussion in the Office of Intercultural Affairs. -
Seniors in the LGBT studies program Maddy Deveraux ’17, Tiantian Qin ’17 and Clare McCormick ’17 present their research during a year-end colloquy titled, “Ambiguity? Abolition! Archives… New Works in LGBT and Queer Studies” in the Seneca Room on Thursday.