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21 October 2024De Nose '10 to Highlight Mentorship's Impact on Success
Non-profit leader’s visit will explore how different experiences and viewpoints can lead to success.
Read More21 October 2024Students Explore Scientific Work at Cornell AgriTech
Experience in field and lab provides insight into scientific careers.
Read More19 October 2024Halloween Town: A Night of Thrills and Fun at Bristol Field House
Kicking off the spooky season with Fright Night.
Read More16 October 2024HWS Honors Rowing Legacy
With the dedication of four new rowing shells, HWS celebrated the enduring impact of Angela Desino P’94 and former Head Rowing Coach Jim Joy, and the support of Chris Desino ’94 and Rob Desino ’94.
Read More16 October 2024Invasive Species, AI and Climate Solutions
A new study coauthored by Professor of Biology Brad Cosentino highlights how the eradication of invasive species supports biodiversity and carbon sequestration in island ecosystems.
Read More16 October 2024Celebrating the New Seneca Society Members
HWS honors extraordinary philanthropy.
Read More16 October 2024HWS Tutor Corps Provides Bilingual and Enhanced Training
The “Enlaces” initiative for English Language Learners and enhanced training programs prepare HWS Tutor Corps to make an impact.
Read More16 October 2024Guard and Jacobsen Discuss Changing Legal Landscape on College Campuses
HWS faculty and staff members provide analysis of what is happening in the world of higher education and the rise of litigation.
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Teaching Elections On Campus
President Mark D. Gearan, Associate Professor of Politics DeWayne Lucas and Will Jones '26 were guests on "Connections with Evan Dawson" talking about the Gearan and Lucas co-taught class "Elections and Voting in America" offered this semester.
Dorman '14 Speaks to CNN about Virgina's Voter Rolls
Anna Dorman ’14, who serves as counsel to Protect Democracy, speaks to CNN’s Rene Marsh in a segment about Virginia’s voter rolls.
Horowitz ’98 Featured in IndieWire
MTV Correspondent Josh Horowitz ’98 profiled in “What Does the Next 10 Years of ‘Happy Sad Confused’ Look Like? Josh Horowitz Is Eyeing an International Expansion.”
Toth ’14 Named Associate at Fox Rothschild
As an Associate in the Intellectual Property Department, Clarissa Sullivan Toth ’14 recently joined Fox Rothschild in Philadelphia. In the position, Toth provides legal advice on a broad range of intellectual property issues including patent, trademark and copyright strategy and enforcement.
Peter Shelley, environmental lawyer who led effort to clean up Boston Harbor’s ‘dirty water,’ dies at 77
Remembering the life and memory of Peter Shelley ’69, who served as an environmental lawyer for the Conservation Law Foundation and as a member of the Board of Directors of Save the Harbor/ Save the Bay.
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HWS Graduates Serve with AmeriCorps
Hobart and William Smith recent graduates serve with AmeriCorps, making a lasting impact on communities.
Announcing the Bozzuto Family Endowed Fund for Scientific Excellence
A $1 million commitment from former Chair of the Board of Trustees Tom Bozzuto ’68, L.H.D. ’18 and Barbara Bozzuto will support innovative scientific teaching and research in perpetuity.
De Nose '10 to Highlight Mentorship's Impact on Success
Non-profit leader’s visit will explore how different experiences and viewpoints can lead to success.
Schwartz '12 Produces WNBA Documentary
Emma Schwartz ’12 is a producer of the WNBA documentary, “Power of the Dream.”
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Letters ’27 Interns with Formula 1
Callum Letters ’27 shares his experience interning at Formula 1 and receiving the prestigious Bickley International Internship Award.
Brady’s '26 Film Premieres in Buffalo Festival
Dark comedy features actual events of Ryan Brady’s father.
Cianflone '24 Joins the Peace Corps
Julia Cianflone ’24 has found a convergence of her academic passions and professional goals in her Peace Corps assignment in the heart of South America.
Nguyen '26 Awarded Prestigious Washington Media Scholarship
Joy Nguyen ’26 is one of only 65 college students to receive a Washington Media Scholars Foundation scholarship.