Malley ’79 Announces Pierbridge Acquisition

For more than 25 years, Robert “Bob” Malley ’79, P’10 has helped thousands of businesses streamline logistics with transportation software solutions. Now, Malley’s company Pierbridge, Inc., has an even greater…
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Walker ’20 Explores Commercial Real Estate with Salisbury Stipend

At the New York and Hong Kong offices of Colliers International, Josh Walker ’20 is not only seeing how global real estate deals are negotiated and rubberstamped — he’s working to make…
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Computer Science Majors Study in Edinburgh

During the spring semester, two computer science majors studied abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland where they took courses in their field while exploring new passions for travel, photography and adventure. When…
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Mancini ’19 to Intern at Genworth

Strong leadership skills and a solid grounding in mathematics and finance have landed Taylor Mancini ’19 an internship with Genworth, an industry leader in long-term care insurance and financial solutions…
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Commencement 2018

John Grotzinger ’79, Sc.D. ’13, the mission leader and project scientist for NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory, will deliver this year’s Commencement Address at Hobart and William Smith Colleges on Sunday,…
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HWS Summer Classes

Hobart and William Smith Colleges will offer two sessions of classes this summer for current and non-matriculated students to take courses for full academic credit. The programs provide an opportunity…
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HWS Blockchain Alliance Promotes Tech Innovation

Blockchains — lists of digital records (blocks) that are connected and protected using cryptography — are commonly associated with crypto-currencies like BitCoin. But as HWS Blockchain Alliance president and founder…
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HWS Approves 14 Faculty for Tenure

The Hobart and William Smith Colleges Board of Trustees, upon recommendation of President Gregory J. Vincent ’83, approved tenure and promotion to the rank of Associate Professor to 13 faculty…
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Zibitsker ’19 Among Best in Business Contest

Making oceans safer places to swim with artificial intelligence and sonar was the business idea that landed Maxim Zibitsker ’19 second place at Rochester Institute of Technology’s Tiger Tank entrepreneurial…
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Students Attend Clinton Global Initiative

Dominique DeRubeis ‘18, Andrew Silard ‘18 and Elizabeth Weingast ’18 joined 1,200 students from around the world at Northeastern University to participate in the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGIU) on…
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