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"Students spent one hour at the living center, once per week to gain insight as to what life might be like as the living center residents, who are elderly, get closer to death," explains Assistant Professor of Religion John Krummel, who taught the se...
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...
Across campus and across disciplines, a number of faculty members recently participated in a teaching observation pilot program designed to share insights about classroom instruction at the Colleges with junior faculty.
Facilitated by the Center for ...
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....
The Symposium on Genocide and Human Rights will continue its yearlong exploration of reconciliation when Dr. Samson Munn, associate professor at Tufts University School of Medicine and vice chair of the Department of Radiology at Tufts Medical Center...
A study finds that greater parental anxiety about sending children to camp was associated with higher levels of homesickness.
Growing up at Camp Talooli, a summer camp for children operated by her parents, Kelly Peneston '10 never faced the separatio...
The traditional Benjamin Hale Dinner will be held on Friday, April 12, at 6:15 p.m. in the Vandervort Room of the Scandling Campus Center. An important part of Hobart heritage, the dinner honors Hobart students who have excelled in their academics, a...
A recent guest editorial in the Finger Lakes Times by Professor of Women's Studies Betty Bayer marked significant moments in women's history and the women's movement, as well as the contrast between media images of women in power and the reality of i...
Wesley Perkins, professor of sociology, was quoted in a New York Times article about "imaginary peers" and social norms. The article follows the efforts of the Northern Illinois University in DeKalb in trying to reduce heavy drinking. It shares some...
William Smith College senior Emily D’Addario was one of just 29 female fall sport student-athletes across all three NCAA divisions to receive an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. D’Addario is just the 10th Heron student-athlete to receive the prestigiou...