Pulteney Street Podcast

  • Hobart and William Smith Colleges

    26 October 2022Christie and Carville Talk Politics

    During the Bicentennial weekend’s Stern Family Forum, two political veterans shared their insights on the 2022 midterms, the issues animating voters, and strategies for effective campaigns, governance and political cooperation.

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  • Hobart and William Smith Colleges

    26 October 2022Gearan Launches Voices of Democracy Podcast

    The inaugural episode features former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and political commentator and strategist James Carville LL.D. ’13, P’17.

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  • Hobart and William Smith Colleges

    26 October 2022Making the Student Experience the Best it Can Be

    In 2020, David Wilson P’24 and Lisa Lexa P’24 watched as their daughter Frances Wilson ’24 missed the final months of her senior year in high school and the celebrations it entailed. Prom, graduation, sports banquets — all canceled. They wondered with trepidation what Frances’ first year of college would look like.

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  • Hobart and William Smith Colleges

    24 October 2022Announcing the Alger Adams '32 Intercultural Center

    Thanks to Chair of the Board of Trustees Craig Stine ’81, P’17 and his wife, Kathy, the Colleges’ new Intercultural Center will bear the name of the Rev. Dr. Alger L. Adams ’32, the first Black man to graduate from Hobart College.

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  • Hobart and William Smith Colleges

    20 October 2022Unvarnished America

    Described as “one of the most original choreographers on the downtown dance scene,” (Village Voice) Bessie Award winning NYC choreographer Jane Comfort has been creating innovative work that bridges movement and text, dance and theatre, and the personal and the political since 1978. Comfort’s choreography addresses contemporary and social issues with compassion and wit.

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  • Hobart and William Smith Colleges

    20 October 2022Behind the Curtain View

    In advance of the HWS Theatre Department's production of the neo-futurist play Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind by Greg Allen (running Nov. 3, 4, 5), New York Neo-Futurist founding member and current co-Artistic Director Rob Neill will present a talk titled “Storytelling, Neo-Futurism, and Devised Theater” on Friday, Oct. 21 from 4:30 – 5:30 p.m. in the Gearan Center Room 228.

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  • Hobart and William Smith Colleges

    19 October 2022Creating One Final Mandala

    The Venerable Tenzin Yignyen will create his final sand mandala for Hobart and William Smith as part of Hobart College’s Bicentennial Celebration.

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