Seminer ’20 Explores Greenland and Denmark

On the windswept ice just north of the Arctic Circle lies the village of Kangerlussuaq, home to 500 people. It’s here that Allie Seminer ‘20 conducted research for her class…
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Metz Studies Lake Effect Snow Bands

A weather phenomenon associated with lake effect snow bands in the Great Lakes region is the subject of an article by Associate Professor of Geoscience Nicholas Metz published in The…
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Reinke ’21 Explores Sustainability While at Sea

This semester, Mariah Reinke ’21, an environmental studies and cultural anthropology double major, is studying off campus on board a 134-foot tall ocean research vessel stationed in the Pacific Ocean.…
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Turner ’11 Named Forty Under 40 in Energy Industry

Evan Turner ’11, founder and managing partner of the New York City-based, energy-focused private equity firm, Drillcore Energy Partners, LLC, was recently named to Oil & Gas Investor’s “Forty Under…
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Mann Explores Science Denial at Climate Change Colloquium

The Hobart and William Smith Climate Change and Philosophy Colloquium concluded on Monday, Nov. 12 with a talk from Michael E. Mann, a pioneering climate scientist and distinguished professor of atmospheric science and director…
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