In an interview with HWS, The Rev. Charles Cloughen Jr. ’64 reflects on Bloody Sunday and an essay, “The Lesson of 2020 and 1965: The right to vote is precious…
On Jan. 18, HWS and the Geneva community will march to honor the life and service of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Hobart and William Smith will join the Geneva…
The community is invited to join the meditation group, Sit and Talk, on Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. as they reflect on self and community. The HWS Mindfulness Club invites members…
Christina Mitrow ’22 has landed a competitive internship opportunity with Bank of America on their global transactions team. Chemistry major and economics minor Christina Mitrow ’22 has secured a summer…
Seven students have advanced to the semifinal round of The Pitch, the Colleges’ annual entrepreneurial leadership contest. The winner of the final competition, which will take place on Thursday, March…
The Mitrow triplets and their younger sister, Ashley ’22, Brian ’22, Christina ’22 and Isabella ’23, often gather for Sunday dinner– a tradition they brought to college from their Italian…
Professor of French and Francophone Studies Catherine Gallouët’s scholarship has been published in Poétique et politique de l’altérité. Colonialisme, esclavagisme, exotisme, which translates to the Poetics and Politics of Alterity.…
The Stewardson Society is Hobart and William Smith’s newest gift recognition program for alums and friends of the Colleges who make recurring donations. Through sustained commitments, alums stay connected to…
Matthew Sanders ’17 is the lead author of the article “Hydrometeorological Characteristics of Ice Jams on the Pemigewasset River in Central New Hampshire,” recently published by the American Meteorological Society’s…
After taking a geoscience course, students are significantly less likely to use motivated reasoning (the phenomenon in which people use their group beliefs and psychological needs unconsciously to filter information,…
