This week in photos
May 4 - May 10
Chairman of Investment Banking at Goldman Sachs and HWS Trustee Stephen Wong ’89 leads a roundtable discussion with students interested in finance.
Students in “Discovering in Mathematics” with Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Wenwen Li complete a class activity on the steps of Coxe Hall.
During the ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Domenica “Mini” Provenzano Student Art Gallery, President Mark D. Gearan extends thanks to the gallery’s benefactor Dominic Provenzano '72, P'04 (left, center).
Students play with Assistant Vice President for Advancement Kelly Young’s dog Sully and Professor of Philosophy Eric Barnes’ dog Elfie during the “Paws for a Break” event.
HWS community members along with students in “Early Modern Philosophy” with Hobart Dean Scott Brophy ’78, P’12 visit the rare book expo to explore some of the oldest books in HWS’ collection.
Malak Fadlou-Allah ’24 presents her research completed under the direction of Professor of Biology Kristy Kenyon to Nicholas Short ’27 and Lina Nour Hassini ’26 in Rosenberg Hall.
Reagan Dion ’25 works outside the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center during “Abstract Painting” with Professor of Art and Architecture Nick Ruth.
Students who completed Honors work this year gather for a photo with their faculty advisors, President Mark D. Gearan and Provost and Dean of Faculty Sarah Kirk.
William Smith seniors and members of Hai Timiai Honor Society process down the William Smith Hill on Moving Up Day.- Students enjoy a game of volleyball on the Quad.
Students line up outside the entrance to Saga in anticipation for the Annual Midnight Breakfast before the first day of final exams.
Demarius Coleman ’25, Noah DeLong ’27, international student Eduardo Foglia-Pearshouse, Anis Jad Hassini ’26 and Dominic Hajdu ’25 enjoy Midnight Breakfast.
Students gather after completing the Color Run, organized by Theta Delta Chi to benefit Athletes for a Better World.
Professor of Sociology Jim Sutton brings students in “Sociology of Police and Policing” to Rochester, N.Y., to learn about the use of force and police training with members of the Monroe County Sheriff’s Department and the Fairport Police Department.
Student-athletes celebrate after completing the Seneca 7 race. Teams of community members, alums, students, faculty and staff participated in the annual 77.7 mile race around Seneca Lake.
The Hobart College rowing team practices on Seneca Lake.
Maddie Montgomery ’24 powers her way past defenders in the Liberty League championship game against Ithaca. The Herons secured a spot in the NCAA tournament and will host the first and second rounds May 11-12.
