Williams College

While we traveling around the beautiful autumn-tinged Massachusetts, we of course stopped by Williams College in Williamstown. We had a great time meeting the friendly staff and students, and took in some great sights too:

These stunning photographs line the halls of the Theater and Dance Building:

Keeping warm is never an issue for Williams students, who can cozy up by the fire in their student center:

History and decor go hand in hand with this instrument display in the music building at Williams:

Thanks so much to all who helped make our trip such a memorable one. We hope to be back again soon, and to see some Williams students at EHS this summer in NYC!

UMass Amherst

While we were in gorgeous Amherst, MA we also made a stop by the beautiful and sprawling campus of UMass Amherst! Here are some of the cool things we saw…

It’s easy to sneak in a study break in one of these alcoves built into the staircase in the Isenberg School of Management!

You never know where inspiration will hit!  This drawing decorates the wall in the staircase leading up to the Architecture Department at UMass.

Housed in the oldest home in Amherst, Massachusetts, The University Club serves locally-sourced meals at lunch and dinner for students, staff and visitors (like us!!)

Employing students within the Hospitality and Tourism Department, Hotel UMass operates as a teaching hotel where students can gain real life experience and guests can experience a unique getaway!
Thanks so much to everyone who took time to show us around campus. We had a great time (and delicious lunch!) and hope to be back again soon!

Amherst College

After a restful (and delicious!) Thanksgiving, EHS is back on the road. This week we stopped at the gorgeous campus of Amherst College. We had a great time meeting with staff, and taking in the sights around campus…

The Ives Weather Station, located outside of one of Amherst’s many academic buildings, honors the work of Ebenezer Snell.  Snell graduated Amherst College in 1822 and maintained this weather station for over 40 years.  His efforts helped to establish Amherst, MA as one of America’s longest continuous weather observation sites.

This interesting “chandelier” hangs high above the Student Center at Amherst!

We hope to see Amherst students this summer in NYC. Thanks so much to all who took time to show us around. We hope to be back again soon!