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In a growing tradition at the Colleges, members of the HWS and Geneva communities were honored for their work furthering partnerships and educational outreach efforts of the Community Engaged Scholarship Forum.
Held by the Center for Community Engage...
James Carville, one of America's best-known political commentators and a leading citizen in the revitalization of post-Katrina New Orleans, will deliver this year's Commencement address on Sunday, May 19.
With a history of impressive electoral victor...
A recent article in The New Yorker provides an in-depth, historic look at the exploration of Mars, including the current mission led by 2013 HWS Honorary Degree recipeint and alum John Grotzinger '79, S.D.'13. Writer Burkhard Bilger describes the di...
On the edge of Seneca Lake, the HWS campus and its surrounding area often are used as a natural laboratory for scientific study, a testing ground for students to explore.
Recently, on a stunning spring day, students taking GEO 265 "Weather Measuremen...
During the 2012-2013 academic year, several Hobart and William Smith students successfully completed Honors projects. The students and their advisers were recognized by the HWS Board of Trustees last weekend and will be again honored at a reception h...
The Hobart and William Smith Board of Trustees have granted 11 professors with tenure. Honored by the Board for their tireless work to their scholarly pursuits and their commitment to the Colleges, all have been given the rank of associate professor....
Sophomore Daniel Budmen was inspired by renowned anthropologist Jane Goodall to create a project to increase children's environmental literacy and knowledge about the ecology of the Finger Lakes. His twin brother Peter sees a career in education in h...
Playing and analyzing Xbox 360 games in class is helping students grasp the pervasiveness of stereotypes. Giving up texting, meat-eating and driving is spurring firsthand understanding of environmental issues. Exploring Roman history through digital ...
Nan Crystal Arens, associate professor of geoscience, was invited to speak at the Finger Lakes Forum dinner meeting at Club 86 on Monday, March 18.
The topic Arens addressed was "Changing Images of Mars" in which she explored this history of Mars exp...
Hobart alum John Grotzinger '79, the mission leader and project scientist in charge of the Mars Science Laboratory, was quoted in media reports throughout the world in the past 24 hours, as he announced Curiosity has found evidence of a habitable env...