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8 October 2026Keeping the Aperture Open
At the Anderton Economic Policy Symposium, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan explored AI, leadership and the economy through a lesson he learned long before banking: Keep looking beyond what you already know.
Read More29 September 2026Williams Hall Renovation Begins, Creating New Home for Melly Institute
Transformation of first floor will create a flexible hub where students connect a liberal arts education with business, innovation and leadership.
Read More7 October 2026HWS Day of Donors 2026
Over 24 hours, the HWS community came together to support scholarships, internships, global education, greatest need, research and student life.
Read More8 October 2026A Sculptor's Eye
Dr. Bruce Bauer ’70 returns to HWS to explore the three-dimensional thinking that connects his pioneering career in pediatric reconstructive surgery with his work as a sculptor and jewelry artist.
Read More1 October 2026Csaposs ’09 Named City Year Alumni Shining Star
The HWS graduate is recognized for a career in education and service that has taken him from Geneva to Baton Rouge and Nairobi.
Read More1 October 2026HWS Day of Donors: Meet Rupert Ramsay ’27
HWS Day of Donors, a 24-hour giving challenge, kicks off Oct. 6. In this series of stories, meet six students whose pivotal HWS experiences were made possible through support from the Annual Fund. Here, Nicholas Short ’27 reflects on study abroad.
Read More1 October 2026HWS Day of Donors: Meet Nicholas Short ’27
HWS Day of Donors, a 24-hour giving challenge, kicks off Oct. 6. In this series of stories, meet six students whose pivotal HWS experiences were made possible through support from the Annual Fund. Here, Nicholas Short ’27 reflects on study abroad.
Read More1 October 2026HWS Day of Donors: Meet Isabella Miller ’28
HWS Day of Donors, a 24-hour giving challenge, kicks off Oct. 6. In this series of stories, meet six students whose pivotal HWS experiences were made possible through support from the Annual Fund. Here, Isabella Miller ’28 reflects on summer research.
Read More1 October 2026HWS Day of Donors: Meet Grace McCormick ’28
HWS Day of Donors, a 24-hour giving challenge, kicks off Oct. 6. In this series of stories, meet six students whose pivotal HWS experiences were made possible through support from the Annual Fund. Here, Grace McCormick ’28 reflects on her scholarship.
Read More30 September 2026HWS Day of Donors: Meet Juliza Ariza ’27
HWS Day of Donors, a 24-hour giving challenge, kicks off Oct. 6. In this series of stories, meet six students whose pivotal HWS experiences were made possible through support from the Annual Fund. Here, Julia Ariza ’27 reflects on her scholarship and global healthcare internships.
Read More30 September 2026HWS Day of Donors: 24 Hours of Impact
The 24-hour giving challenge on Oct. 6-7 supports scholarships, global education, internships, research, student life and the areas of greatest need across HWS.
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Collectors who helped furnish Legacy Hall share passion for bringing history alive
The Pirates hosted Stephen Wong '89 and Denny Heindl to share their passion for baseball, its history and their extensive collection with fans at Legacy Hall.
UWTSD Outdoor Adventure students inspire and support visiting international cohort
Students on the BA (Hons) Outdoor Adventure Education programme at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) used their skills beyond the classroom to support visiting students from Hobart and William Smith Colleges (HWS) as they settled into life on campus and in Wales during the recent annual Summer Programme.
With Bill Pulte, Trump Is Sending a Dangerous Message
John Sipher '83 writes a guest essay in the New York Times Opinion where he says the law establishing the Director of National Intelligence is explicit and unambiguous. Candidates must have extensive national security expertise, and that requirement exists for good reason. Anything to the contrary sends a dangerous message.
Tyler Terens ’16 will voice play-by-play for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Tyler Terens ’16 will voice play-by-play for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Niskayuna grad, Fulbright Scholar Rebecca Barr heads to Indonesia
Rebecca Barr Fulbright Scholar, Niskayuna and HWS grad heads to Indonesia
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Emily Cain ’27 Launches Her Career at Bank of America
An internship with Bank of America gave Cain a firsthand look at life in New York City and her future career.

Between Worlds: Jianan Chen Graybill ’86 Shares Her Journey from China to Medicine
In a newly published memoir, the HWS alumna recounts her childhood during China’s Cultural Revolution, her journey to America at 15 and the path that led her to a career in medicine. Graybill will discuss her book and experiences during an upcoming HWS virtual program.

The Science Beneath the Science Building
By the time the Fish Center for the Sciences opens, ancient sediment hidden beneath it may already be helping students investigate one of the Finger Lakes' oldest mysteries.

A Legacy on Two Wheels
After seeing a need for sustainable transportation at HWS, Tarang Malhotra ’26 built a bike-sharing program designed to keep rolling long after he graduated.
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New Pathways to Nursing at University of Rochester

Morrissey ’27 Builds Real Estate Experience in New York
Through an internship with Cushman & Wakefield, Bauer Morrissey ’27 experiences the commercial side of New York City real estate

From Campus Service to Federal Service
First-generation graduate John Hillenbrand '17 builds a career dedicated to public safety.

From Debate to Data: Rahman ’26 Launches Career at Bloomberg
Economics, debate and experiential learning prepared Lamia Nur Rahman ’26 for a role in Bloomberg's competitive Analytics & Sales program.

















