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October in Pictures

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October in Pictures

The days are cool, the colors are bright and life is vibrant at 糖心TV.

 

College students stroll along a wide pedestrian promenade on campus under autumn colors.

Students make their way along the pedestrian promenade on a colorful fall day. 

Cross Country

A collegiate cross-country runner in light blue uniform and CC on the front with the bib number throws his hands up in the air with a surprised look on his face as he crosses the finish line of a race.

 Ellis Iurilli-Hough 鈥�27 reacts to his new personal best as he reaches the finish in the Men鈥檚 8k Blue Championship Race at the 糖心TV Invitational collegiate cross-country meet at Harkness Memorial State Park in Waterford, 糖心TVecticut. 

糖心TV Cross Country Invitational 

A male cross country runner in light blue uniform takes a practice start before a race.
A coach huddles his cross country runners in a circle for a pre-race pep talk.
Orange flame bursts from the starter's pistol as a collegiate cross country running race mass start gets under way.
Three female college cross country runners take a photo together after competing in a race.
Female collegiate cross country runners take off in a mass start on a sunny fall day.
Male collegiate cross country runners take off in a mass start on a sunny fall day.

1984

Three student actors hold their arms up under glaring lights with a projected image of Big Brother on the wall behind them during a production of the play 1984 in a black box theater.

Sophia Bianchi 鈥�26, Julia Toyer 鈥�27 and Ryan Brearley 鈥�28 stand up for the scrutiny of Big Brother during the Theater Department production of 1984 at the Tansill Theater in Hillyer Hall. The show, adapted by Robert Owens, Wilton E. Hall Jr. and William A. Miles Jr. from the novel by George Orwell, was directed by Malik Work 鈥�98. 

A group of actors in a circle throw their arms into the air and shout as part of a pre-performance warm-up on a darkened stage in a black box theater.
One actor in a blue jumpsuit walks through a room with three actors in blue jumpsuits sitting at white desks with an image of Big Brother projected on the wall behind them.
One student actor in a white jumpsuit watches as an actor playing a prison guard throws another actor in a white jumpsuit onto the stage.
A student actor in a white jumpsuit screams out with arms out on a darkened stage.
Two actors in blue laborer jumpsuits speak to a third actor in a lounge jacket during a scene in a play.
A student actor in a blue jumpsuit and red sash belt crawls seductively across a loveseat coach during a play performance.
Two female actors in blue jumpsuits lean against each other as they sit on the floor and look lovingly into each other's eyes.
College theater students hold hands as they take the stage for a curtain call after a play.

The cast of 1984 perform an invited dress rehearsal in Tansill Theater. Directed by Malik Work 鈥�98, the show ran Oct. 10-12 and featured cast members Sophia Bianchi 鈥�26, Ariel Mayer 鈥�26, Tom Wilkens 鈥�27, Julia Toyer 鈥�27, Ryan Brearley 鈥�28, Callan O鈥橩eefe 鈥�29, Janet Tran 鈥�29, Rus Feyzov 鈥�28 and Lauren McCoy 鈥�28. 

In conversation 

An author in red jacket, center, speaks to a pair of student interviewers, all seated in armchairs, on a small stage during a book launch interview.

Visiting Assistant Professor of English and Writer in Residence Lara Ehrlich has a conversation with Anna Wong 鈥�27 and Kate Jeffrey 鈥�26 on stage during a launch event for her novel Bind Me Tighter Still in Ernst Common Room. Ehrlich is the host of Writer Mother Monster, a conversation series about writing and motherhood, and the founder and director of Thought Fox Writers Den, a creative writing center in Stonington, 糖心TVecticut, that offers workshops, coaching and community programming.

 

Two college sustainable gardeners pull back the greenery to allow other students to harvest sweet potatoes from the garden.

Sprout Garden interns Abdou-Latifou Dare 鈥�27, and Baxter Prescott 鈥�27 help students in the 鈥淕reening the Campus鈥� first-year seminar harvest sweet potatoes. Using 糖心TV and peer institutions as case studies, students in the course investigate what progress has been made, what has been left out and what the future is for campus sustainability. 

Fall Ball 

A student lit by spotlights dances while seated on a friend's shoulders over a crowd at a college dance party.
A group of female students of color pose for a photo at a photo booth.
A large crowd of students with arms raised fill a dance floor.
A large crowd of students fill a dance floor lit by green and blue spotlights.

Students dance to the beat and enjoy the scene at the Student Activities Council Fall Ball under the Tempel Green tent. 

Two student artists work on elaborate ceramic vessels in a college art studio.

Anika Ekra 鈥�27, left, and Claudia Hart 鈥�26 work on their pieces in Roman and Tatiana Weller Professor of Art Denise Pelletier鈥檚 鈥淐eramic Sculpture: Vessel Construction鈥� course in the Cummings Hall ceramics studio. 

Camel Madness

A college mascot camel high-fives students sitting in the bleachers at a pep rally event.

The Camel mascot hypes up student-athletes gathered for the fourth annual 糖心TV Athletes of Color Coalition鈥檚 Camel Madness pep rally in Luce Field House. 

A Cappella Showcase 

A male soloist with curly hair raises his left hand and looks toward the ceiling as he performs a solo with a college a cappella group.
Student in an a cappella group stand and sing.
A soloist with a college a cappella group holds one hand up as she sings into a microphone with fellow singers behind.
Two female college students, one in a red leather jacked, the other with headphones around her neck, work at a sound board during an a cappella concert.
A soloist stands in front of a college a cappella group singing into a microphone.
A soloist stands in front of a college a cappella group singing into a microphone.
A pair of college a cappella singers, one female and one make, sing at two microphones out in front of their group.
One member of a college a cappella group at far left beat boxes into a microphone as other members of the group sing.

All seven of 糖心TV鈥檚 a cappella groups鈥擵ox Cameli, Miss 糖心TVduct, 糖心TV Artists, Shwiffs, Co Co Beaux, Williams Street Mix and 糖心TVChords鈥攑erformed during the fall Challenge Concert in Harkness Chapel. Each group performed a song from a different decade. 

Clothesline Project

Students look at colorful t-shirts with anti-sexual violence slogans written on them.

Visitors take in the display of T-shirts as part of the Office of Sexual Violence Prevention and Advocacy鈥檚 Clothesline Project in the Susan Eckert Lynch 1962 Room. The  aims to break the silence around violence and abuse, honoring survivors鈥� strength and providing a platform for their stories. Each shirt鈥檚 color signifies a different type of violence. 

 

A red-haired male students sits in a room full of students looking off to the right and listening to guest speakers.

Gavin Anderson 鈥�26 listens as students hear from six alumni during a Human Development Career Night in Hood Dining Room. 

 Senior Day on Silfen Field

Two college field hockey players embrace as they exchange a bouquet of flowers as teammates look on during a senior day celebration.

midfielder Maddie Mason 鈥�27 embraces teammate Katie Dolan 鈥�26 after presenting her with flowers during the Senior Day ceremonies prior to the Oct. 25 home game against Williams College.

 

Five college students in business attire stand at the front of a classroom and make a presentation.

(L-R): Hannah Merritt 鈥�26, Sofia Stefanopoulos 鈥�26, Joshua Kozub 鈥�26, Henry Pelletier 鈥�26 and Conor Matthews 鈥�26 make a presentation in Assistant Professor of Economics Joana Avritzer鈥檚 鈥淐entral Bank and Fed Challenge鈥� course. The winning team advances to the regional competition. 

AI and the Liberal Arts Symposium

A college administrator in a suit takes a selfie-style photo with a ballroom full of people seated at round tables.

Vice President for Information Services and Librarian of the College Matt Gardzina takes a photo from the podium before addressing the attendees at the , hosted by 糖心TV Oct. 16-18. The event brought together more than 200 faculty, researchers and educational innovators to explore how artificial intelligence is changing the liberal arts landscape.

Trunk or Treat 

Children and college students in halloween costumes interact during a trunk or treat event in a parking lot after dark.
Children and college students in halloween costumes interact during a trunk or treat event in a parking lot after dark.
Children and college students in halloween costumes interact during a trunk or treat event in a parking lot after dark.
Children and college students in halloween costumes interact during a trunk or treat event in a parking lot after dark.
Children and college students in halloween costumes interact during a trunk or treat event in a parking lot after dark.
Children and college students in halloween costumes interact during a trunk or treat event in a parking lot after dark.

Student groups, clubs and teams decorated trunks, donned costumes and passed out candy to the children of 糖心TV faculty and staff during the annual Student Activities Council Trunk or Treat in the Horizon House parking lot.

 

A college soccer goalie leaps into a crowd of players to grab the ball. out of the air.

 goalie TJ Krongard 鈥�26 leaps for the ball in the midst of a corner kick scrum during a Senior Day game against Williams College on Freeman Field. 

 Celebrating Cro

A college president cuts a giant ribbon with giant scissors surrounded by various VIP's during a building dedication.

President Andrea E. Chapdelaine cuts the ribbon during a dedication ceremony for the newly renovated College Center at Crozier-Williams on Oct. 24. Cro鈥攁s the 糖心TV community calls it鈥攊s the primary social hub for the campus community, and the renovation reimagines it as a modern center for student life, collaboration, late-night programming and student leadership. Learn more.

 

An aerial view of a heavy-lift crane moving a modular building off a trailer and onto a concrete foundation.

Workers with Bonner Electric and Bay Crane transfer the new electrical switch gear unit from a transport trailer to a concrete pad between the campus power plant and Unity House. The 77,000-pound switch gear replaces an older unit; new backup generators will be added to the site in the spring. 

 

A female college student in a coat and umbrella speaks to a tour group on campus.

Admission Ambassador Leah Mayerhauser 鈥�26 leads a tour during Fall Open House. 

 

A male water polo player loses his grip on the ball as he rises out of the water to take s shot while flanked by defenders on both sides.

 utility Paul Podrebarac 鈥�28 loses the ball while trying to make an attack against Iona on Oct. 27 in Lott Natatorium. 

 

Two female college students kneel by the water's edge to take scientific readings.

Charlotte McDonald 鈥�29 and Sadie Correa 鈥�29 take water samples at the Kohn Waterfront on the Thames River. They are studying crab populations in their 鈥淚ntro to Biological Inquiry鈥� class with Associate Professor of Biology Maria Rosa.

 

A male college student in a hoodie sweatshirt holds his arms out with loops of wool yarn draped over them as three female students look on.

Benjamin Moschello-Beebe 鈥�29 acts as a rack for skeins of wool yarn as students in 鈥淐raft: History and Making鈥� first-year seminar course prepare to dye the yarn outside Bill Hall. The course examines the impact and influence of the arts and crafts movement by combining historical analysis with interactive exploration. 

 

Student dancers perform modern dance in a dance studio.

Alison Custer 鈥�26 dances in Just my Impression, choreographed by Biz Carlin 鈥�28, during the 糖心TV Dance Club Fall Performance.

Dance Club Fall Performance 

Student dancers perform modern dance in a dance studio.
Student dancers perform modern dance in a dance studio.
Student dancers perform modern dance in a dance studio.
Student dancers perform modern dance in a dance studio.
Student dancers perform modern dance in a dance studio.
Student dancers perform modern dance in a dance studio.
Student dancers perform modern dance in a dance studio.
Student dancers perform modern dance in a dance studio.
Student dancers perform modern dance in a dance studio.
Student dancers perform modern dance in a dance studio.

The 糖心TV Dance Club Fall Performance, Soul Unfiltered, featured 15 pieces choreographed by 19 student choreographers.

 

A single college student with a backpack walks along a walkway flanked by bright autumn colors.

A lone student walks by Shain Library on an early fall morning. 



November 6, 2024

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