Hobart and William Smith Colleges

With This Week in Photos, we present a red, white and blue theme in recognition of Independence Day, the countrys celebration of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. In the photo above, the William Scandling research vessel is docked at the Seneca Barge Canal on the north-end of Seneca Lake.

William Smith shows his patriotic side from his place on the Hill.

Sarah Sveen '20 preps a patriotic water sample as part of her summer research with Assistant Professor of Chemistry Elana Stennett in Napier Hall.

The American flag flies above campus on South Main Street.

Liza Alexakos 20 studies in the L. Thomas Melly 52 Lobby of Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. On the wall hangs Elbow Lake, a 1977 mixed media print by James Rosenquist. It was a gift to the Collections of Hobart and William Smith Colleges from Mr. and Mrs. William E. Welsh Jr. P84.

A breeze catches the American flag that hangs from the Presidents House.

Made using light trails from glowsticks, a red, white and blue HWS illuminates the Sunken Gardens at Houghton House.

A painted American flag stands on display on the exterior of the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity house.

Red, white and blue lines meet on Boswell Field.

Wearing a star spangled construction helmet, Norm Bergeson and his colleagues of Asphalt Imprints install a brick pattern on Linden Street in downtown Geneva.

Stars shine above Sampson Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Romulus, N.Y.

DeLancey House, home of the HWS Philosophy Department, on a cloudy afternoon.

The American flag flies over the Statesmen Bell at Boswell Field.

Social Media Coordinator Paul Ciaccia '15 draws a flag on an office wall in the Office of Communications.

An American flag marks the location of Cozzens Field, the home field for the Hobart and William Smith soccer teams.

A quilted American flag hangs on the wall of Quilty Pleasures on Exchange Street in Geneva, N.Y.

A replica of the first official U.S. flag flies outside a row house on South Main Street in Geneva.

Members of the Geneva Red Wings baseball team stand for the national anthem during a home game at McDonough Park in Geneva, N.Y.

A streetlight illuminates a painted American flag in the Geneva 64 mural on Castle Street. The mural on the former Odd Fellows Building was completed by artist Ken Millington in 2010.

Red, white and blue cars are captured in a campus parking lot adjacent to The College Store.

A patriotic bouquet stands on display at Don's Own Flower Shop in Geneva.

Therese Mandracchia '19 performs a back dive during William Smith's meet against the State University of New York at Delhi.

A flag commemorating the memory of the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks (left) flies beside the American and New York State flags at Geneva Lakefront Park.

A painted bench in Geneva presents a tempting place to rest.

The sun sets over Teall Beach on Seneca Lake.