Hobart and William Smith Colleges

The sun sets over the Quad on Thursday.

Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories Susan Flanders Cushman ’98 talks with Jamie Soucie '20 and Allie Seminer '20 during her “A Biotech World” class in Eaton Hall.

Brian Haeffner '20 and Jake Spreckman '20 measure a liquid, as Abbey Foote '17 looks on during biology lab in Eaton Hall.

Mark Woods, author of Lassoing the Sun: A Year in America's National Parks, speaks to students via Skype during Our National Parks class with Professor of Education Jim MaKinster on Tuesday.

Richie Ramrati '18, Dominique DeReubis '18 and Arsalan Haider '18 show off their tech company swag after attending WECode, the largest student-run conference focused on women in computer science hosted by Harvard University.

Micah Lynch '18 paints in the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center.

Matthew D'Angelo '20, Anna Trefelner '20 and Willie Paul '20 talk while working in the Melly Academic Center of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Jack Herte '19 works on a model in the Houghton House architecture studio.

Students walk to class on Wednesday.

Christian Thiim '17 poses for a photo outside of Demarest Hall after being accepted to the Peace Corps in Panama.

Moderated by Associate Professor of History Matthew Kadane​, a panel of History Department faculty gather to contextualize President Donald Trump within the history of the American presidency during a discussion in the Geneva Room.

Students present their research projects focused on different aspects of German culture at the annual Julius G. Blocker '53 Cultural Showcase in the Vandervort Room.

Professor of Biology at Union College Jeff Corbin speaks to students about ecology and strategies for managing invasive species in New York as part of the Darwin Day speaker event in the Sanford Room.

A winter sunrise over campus.

William Smith College Alumnae Association Representative and former HWS Trustee Margarita Ramos ’85 (left) moderates the Life after HWS panel discussion with HWS alums as part of the 2017 Multicultural Networking and Career Conference.

Mark Skip Darden '87, P'17 discusses his career as an attorney and principal of the law offices of Addison-Darden, P.C during the Life after HWS panel in the Geneva Room.

The Honorable Laura Douglas '79, Justice of the Bronx County Supreme Court and Supervising Judge of the Bronx County Civil Court, gives the keynote address after receiving the Alumna Achievement Award during the second annual Multicultural Networking and Career Conference on Saturday.

In the Vandervort Room, HWS alums and staff gather for a group photo after presenting the Honorable Laura Douglas '79 with the Alumna Achievement Award.

Principal user experience design architect for ESPN Michael Rawlins '80, P'16 talks to students about career paths at the 2017 Multicultural Networking and Career Conference.

Michael Doeblin '17 and Hannah Nichols '17 pose for a photo with Charlie during a walk through campus.

Students walk past Napier Hall on Wednesday afternoon.

Thomas Perry '19, Aaron Donohue '18 and Jenna Golden '20 rehearse for the HWS Theatre production of “Boeing Boeing” directed by Assistant Professor of Theatre Chris Hatch. Boeing Boeing will run on Friday, Feb. 16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m.; and on Saturday, Feb. 18 at 2 and 7:30 p.m.

Gretchen, played by Anika Hanson '18, squeezes the face of Robert, played by Aaron Donahue '18, during rehearsal for Boeing Boeing in the McDonald Theatre in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Activist and author Eugene Puryear discusses the recent executive order on immigration as part of his talk titled, Race, Class and the Struggle for Social Justice in the Age of Trump in the Geneva Room.

William Samayoa '19 and Christine Fromageot '20 welcome new Writing Colleagues during a reception in the Seneca Room.

New members of the HWS Writing Colleagues Program pose for a photo in the Seneca Room.

Tanina Urbanski '17 leads a jazz dance workshop during the Day of Dance sponsored by the Koshare Dance Collective on Sunday.

Jedidiah Collins ‘18 leads a group of local middle and high school students during the step dance workshop in Winn-Seeley Gym as part of the Koshare Dance Collective's Day of Dance on Sunday.

Tiffani Pan '18 captures a snowy view of the Quad.

Emma Herbst '18, Pamela Icyeza '19 and Samantha Shaffner '17 perform a dramatic reading of a poem during the William Smith Celebrating Excellence Dinner in the Vandervort Room.

William Smith Associate Dean Lisa Kaenzig speaks to students about William Smith traditions during her welcome address at the Excellence Dinner in the Vandervort Room.

The new members of The Laurel Society pose for a photo after being inducted during the William Smith Celebrating Excellence Dinner.

Members of the William Smith a cappella group Three Miles Lost leads students, faculty and staff in singing the alma mater of William Smith College.

The sun sets at Bozzuto Boathouse.

Chaplain Maurice Charles addresses HWS and Geneva community members during the interfaith gathering at St. John's Chapel.

HWS a cappella group Perfect Third performs during the interfaith gathering in St. John’s Chapel on Monday.

Jenna Downs '20 performs an original composition during the interfaith gathering in St. John’s Chapel.

President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan gather with students after making Valentine’s Day cards in the living room of the President's House.

Margherita Vricella '19 and Audrey Bates '17 help clean dishes following the Community Lunch Program at the Geneva Methodist Church on Monday.

Members of the HWS Debate Team gather at the Cornell Trifecta Tournament hosted by Cornell University. With 26 HWS students attending, this was the largest contingent of students to attend a tournament.

Members of the HWS Posse program and Associate Dean of Students Stacey Pierce pose for a photo after a screening of Not My Negro at the Little Theatre in Rochester, N.Y.

Statesmen lacrosse players Peter Ashmore '17, Arik Andreen '16 and Kevin Murphy '17 participate as the “Can I Buy a Vowel?” team during the 15th annual Literacy Volunteers of Ontario-Yates Spelling Bee at Geneva High School.

Director of Community Engagement and Service Learning Katie Flowers and Mia Morrison ’19 discuss citizenship with elementary students at West Street School in Geneva, N.Y.

Liam Murphy '18, Chad Reid '18 and Meghan Moore '18 stop at Stonehenge during a day trip. The students are studying abroad in Bath, England this semester.

Led by Professor of Economics Scott McKinney, students studying abroad in Quito, Ecuador pose for a photo.

At Studio Foundry in Cleveland, Ohio, Bronze Sculpture Craftsman David Kloos '15 works on steel reinforcements for a statue commissioned by the Cleveland Browns football team for First Energy Stadium.

In the Gilman Room, financial advisor Bob Gringeri '78 coaches Hobart senior athletes on strategies for creating a sound investment strategy. The talk was part of the Napier Seminar's newest program, Beyond the Game series.

Jamal Lucas '19 drives to the basket during Hobart's 88-73 win over the Rochester Institute of Technology Tigers. The Statesmen shot a combined 53 percent from the field and posted a season-high of 16 steals.

Matt Walsh '19 and Edens Fleurizard '20 battle for a rebound during Hobart's game against Rochester Institute of Technology in Bristol Gym.

Kendra Quinn-Moultrie '18 looks for an open teammate during the Heron's game against Rochester Institute of Technology.

Mia Morrison '19 puts up a jump shot during the Heron's game against the Rochester Institute of Technology Tigers. Morrison finished the game with a double-double on 10 points and a game-high 13 rebounds.

William Smith Director of Athletics Deb Steward, Head Basketball Coach Lindsay Sharman and Assistant Coach Seraphine Hamilton ’06 present Melanie Patterson ’17 with a commemorative basketball in honor of her 1,000th career point.

William Smith wore pink shooting jerseys during warm-ups on Wednesday as part of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association’s annual effort to raise awareness and funds to fight cancer.