PULTENEY STREET SURVEY - Spring 2020

HWS Ranks High in Impact and Value
In the 2020 edition of Best Value Colleges, Princeton Review ranks Hobart and William Smith among the nation’s top 25 schools for campus engagement. The annual list also recognizes HWS for academics, financial aid and strong career prospects for graduates.
The Colleges were ranked 15th on the list of 25 schools for “Making an Impact,” based on student survey responses to questions about community service opportunities, active student governments, leading sustainability efforts and on campus student engagement. High job meaning, as reported by graduates, is also a factor. This is the third consecutive year Hobart and William Smith have been recognized in the “Making an Impact” category.
Hobart and William Smith are again among U.S. colleges and universities that produced the most Fulbright U.S. Student Award winners. Each year the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs announces the top producing institutions for the U.S. government’s flagship international educational exchange program. In the past five years through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, 25 HWS students have been awarded full research grants and English Teaching Assistantships that take them around the world.
Current Issue
- Upfront
- HWS and Cornell Law Take a LEAP
- Continued Success for Debate Team
- HWS Welcomed into Leading Liberal Arts Consortium
- Curry '75 to Deliver Commencement Address
- HWS Ranks High in Impact and Value
- HWS Earns Carnegie Designation
- President Joyce P. Jacobsen Inaugurated
- Pomona's Coffey named Provost and Dean of Faculty
- Leadership Changes for Diversity and Hobart Dean's Offices
- Leading Alumni House into the Future
- Regan and Weeden Look Back - and Move Forward
- A Glimpse into Blackwell's Private Life
- Comrade Dean
- Faculty Accomplishments
- Penn Elected Chair of LIGO Scientific Collaboration
- Photography Gifts Double Value of Art Collections
- Reynolds '78 Endows Sandra McGuire Scholarship
- Emerson Society Committee Welcomes New Chairs
- Leaping from One Path of Thought to Another: Seneca Review at 50
ATHLETICS
From the Ground Up
- Buildings of the Future
- The River Keeper
- Ensuring the Future of Children's Literature
- The National Pastime
- Changing the Conversation about Mental Illness
- Disrupting the Cycle of Violence, Poverty and Incarceration
- To Protect and Serve
- Making Community Connections
- The Lay of the Land
HWS Community
- Williams Club Membership Extends HWS Network
- New LGBTQIA+ Alumni/ae Network
- Kappa Alpha Celebrates 175 Years
- Indelible Effects
- The Last Word
- Parallels
Past Issues