Karen Bulnes ’21, a double major in political science and philosophy, worked to amplify the dialogue around sustainability and climate action as she canvassed for the Texas Campaign for the…
When HWS Emergency Medical Services (EMS) student staff are on call, they are ready to respond to emergencies at a moment’s notice. Comprised of a team of 17 students from…
After graduation, Mike Goulart ’20 has secured a position at BNP Paribas working with Loan Capital Markets on the firm’s High Grade Finance team. A French international banking group, BNP…
Women’s studies and psychology double major Yamileth Cedeno ’20 spent her summer conducting research on health and sex education standards in public schools under the direction of Assistant Professor of…
For Bethany Kharrazi ’21, “lake week” is perhaps the best part of her summer water quality research. One week each month, she and Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman collect water…
Hobart and William Smith Colleges hosted the fourth annual Quick Silver Theatre Company Playwrights of Color Summit in June. The Summit featured readings of four plays by solo artists Ayesis…
Through an interdisciplinary research project that combines art history and chemistry, Sophia Shaw ’21 and Julia Natoli ’21 are studying the chemistry of pigments and dyes. By conducting experiments on…
Africana Studies and English major Jess Ramtahal ’20 presented an art exhibit titled “Social Biology,” which explored the intersection of race and gender. Ramtahal’s collection of paintings were on display…
“The kind of work that I do didn’t exist when I was in college,” said HWS Trustee Michael E. Rawlins ’80, P’16 while offering the keynote address for the 2019…
The Caribbean Student Association (CSA) invites the HWS and Geneva communities to the 19th annual Masquerade Ball: Coming to America, a Celebration of Immigration. The event will take place at…
