When McKenzie Frazier ’20 took “Introductory Biology” as a first-year student, she didn’t expect to head to downtown Geneva as part of her lab work. But it was that field…
One hundred years ago, on June 23, 1919, the Hobart and William Smith community gathered at Commencement to celebrate the inauguration of The Rev. Murray Bartlett L.H.D. ’37. In his…
The 2019-20 Trias Writing Series kicked off on Sept. 17 with a reading by Writer in Residence Lidia Yuknavitch at Bartlett Theatre. Professor of English Melanie Conroy Goldman Hamilton introduced…
The American Mathematical Society recently honored Hadley DeBrine ’20 with the Waldemar J. Trjitzinsky Memorial Award. A bequest from the estate of Waldemar J., Barbara G. and Juliet Trjitzinsky, the…
This summer, the RockSat-C team from Hobart and William Smith traveled to NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia to watch their hard work and planning launch into space. During the…
When Courtney Page ’22 was looking for on-campus housing for next year, one theme house in particular caught her eye. The Colleges’ chapter of the Guiding Eyes for the Blind…
While professors hope they have an impact on their students that lasts after they leave campus, some are fortunate enough to know they have. Take Professor Emeritus of Political Science…
With graduation behind them, students from the Art and Architecture Department look toward the next step in their education as they prepare for graduate studies at locations ranging from Yale…
Three Hobart and William Smith faculty were recently recognized by their colleagues for their work as scholars, community leaders and educators. Based on the recommendations of fellow HWS faculty, the Committee…
Marcel Johnson ’19 and Maya Weber ’20 know firsthand the power of networking. By connecting with HWS alums during Finance Experiences in New York City and Boston, Johnson secured a…
