Selected from a field of nearly 20,000 applications, Matthew Mead ’13 and Tommy Gibbons, co-founders of Hempitecture, made Forbes annual “30 Under 30” Class of 2020 for “creating the products,…
Asian Studies and Economics double major Darius Brummell ’21 has landed an internship with Citibank for the summer of 2020. “I’ve known I wanted to pursue a career in the…
Well-versed in Japanese, Carly Shiever ’21 is studying culture and society, and Japanese language this semester in Hikone. The program, intended for students majoring or minoring in Asian language or culture,…
During winter break, Hobart and William Smith students will meet with HWS alums, parents and supporters as they tour the nation’s leading financial institutions through the Colleges’ annual NYC Finance…
“Comradeship is about our responsibility to each other — and it makes us better and stronger than we could ever be alone,” writes Professor of Political Science Jodi Dean in…
Renee Conklin ’02 has called Hong Kong home since 2006 when she moved for an assignment and stayed, eventually starting her own company, RC HR Consulting. In an interview with The…
Hobart and William Smith Colleges were recently awarded a grant that will be used to subsidize the Pass the Plate Food Pantry, the on-campus food pantry operated by the Office…
Through the Centennial Center’s Summer Sandbox Startup Accelerator program, student entrepreneurs completed a nine-week intensive session in which they advanced for-profit and non-profit ideas into potentially viable business and service…
When confronted with a roadblock, entrepreneurs see an opportunity. This year’s semi-finalists for the 2020 HWS Pitch Contest have identified and developed proposals for the ideas they would like to…
Professor of English Melanie Conroy Goldman Hamilton has a new piece of writing published on McSweeney’s Internet Tendency. “Kin Euphorics Social Tonic,” a review of a beverage that promises to…
