Lara C.W. Blanchard, Luce Professor of East Asian Art and the Lloyd Wright Professor of Conservative Studies, has essays published in the scholarly art encyclopedia Grove Art Online and in…
The HWS community rose to the challenge this winter, smashing records for most donors and most dollars raised in a single day during the 24-hour Athletics Day of Donors. Between…
Brendan Csaposs ’09 is no stranger to packing his bags and heading out to try something new. After earning his degree in music and lesbian, gay and bisexual studies, he’s…
Professor Emeritus and Former Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D. ’12 served as an adviser to economics major Bob Reynolds ’78, but it was the friendship and counsel of McGuire’s…
Thanks to the generosity of Richard A. Scudamore ’55, a fourth watercolor painting by renowned 20th century artist Arthur Dove has been added to The Collections of Hobart and William Smith…
Hobart College is home to one of the oldest remaining branches of the Kappa Alpha Society, which itself is the oldest Greek-lettered collegiate fraternity in the United States and the…
Was Englishman John Ruskin a genius of the 19th century or one of its greatest troublemakers? Professor Emeritus of Sociology James Spates P’00, P’09 has been asked to convene a…
Pietro del Fabro ’67 and his wife Maria are frequent travelers to Europe, having visited Italy every year for more than four decades. After a trip to Berlin, they’d been…
Four William Smith alumnae took the stage in the Vandervort Room on Thursday night to discuss “A Tradition of Innovation” as part of the annual Founder’s Day celebration. The event…
Maya Weber ’20 has been to Bank of America headquarters in New York City twice — first as part of the NYC Finance Experience during her sophomore year, and then…
