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10 November 2023Zhou on Biden-Xi Meeting and U.S.-China Relations
Will U.S.-China relations get back on track? Associate Professor of Asian Studies Jinghao Zhou explores the complexities in several recent articles.
Read More10 November 2023Yoga Sun Salutations
In conjunction with the campus’ Year of the Sun celebration, Professor of Dance Donna Davenport will lead a yoga session on Nov. 27.
Read More10 November 2023HWS Wins CASE Awards
For excellence in videography and design, Hobart and William Smith won Best CASE District II Awards from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
Read More10 November 2023Exploring Ethical Dilemmas in Healthcare
Dr. Arnold Cohen ’71, P’05 recently visited “Ethical Debates in Medicine” to lend perspective to classroom discussion.
Read More9 November 2023Blocker Showcase Explores Life in Germany
The 2023 Blocker Showcase allowed eight students to present their research on Germany, which was made possible with support from the Julius G. Blocker ’53 Endowed Fund.
Read More8 November 2023DeVaney '23 Commits to Two Passions: Architecture and Basketball
By day, Lauren DeVaney’23 works as an architect/designer for New Energy Works and at night, serves as the William Smith basketball assistant coach.
Read More8 November 2023Countdown to the Total Solar Eclipse T-minus 5 months: Solar Magnetic Fields
Today is exactly 5 months until the total solar eclipse in Geneva! Let’s talk about how the Sun is a giant magnet.
Read More7 November 2023Supporting Community Mental Health Needs
Colleen McElduff ’22, MAT ’23 discusses mental health issues on Finger Lakes Television.
Read More7 November 2023A Harvest Celebration
A gathering of traditions will be celebrated in St. John's Chapel followed by a reception in the Blackwell Room on Thursday, Nov. 9.
Read More7 November 2023Evening Psalms: A Night of Mozart and Durante
The Hobart and William Smith Community Chorus will present Evening Psalms on Wednesday, Nov. 29 at the Presbyterian Church in Geneva.
Read More6 November 2023Kinetic Dance Showcase
100 dancers. 18 dance numbers. 2 epic performances. Join the Kinetic Dance Collective for its Fall Showcase on Nov. 10 and 11.
Read More6 November 2023Sociology Grads Earn Top Honors for Graduate Work
Three recent graduates were recognized by their respective master’s programs for outstanding thesis projects.
Read More3 November 2023Woods '24 Accepts Job at Mastercard
Senior Student Athlete Ainsley Woods ’24 Accepts Associate Consultant Role at Mastercard.
Read More3 November 2023Moodie and Singal Honored with Distinguished Faculty Award
Sociology and History Professors Emeritus were honored for their academic impact.
Read More3 November 2023Alums Return for Founder’s Day 2023
In celebration of William Smith Founder’s Day, three alums discussed what they’ve learned about fostering community.
Read More1 November 2023Therien '26 Represents Team USA in World Ringette Championship
Laura Therien ’26, an English, and writing and rhetoric double major, is representing Team USA in the World Ringette Championship in Calgary this week.
Read More1 November 2023Symposium Honoring Oberbrunner
In November, Hobart and William Smith will remember the late Assistant Professor of Philosophy Carol Oberbrunner with a series of philosophical conversations and music.
Read More31 October 2023Pursuing a Career in Law
At George Washington University Law School, Joshua Barclay ’23 is carving a path to a career as a lawyer.
Read More31 October 2023Increased Access to Internship Opportunities
A new alliance with Virtual Internships will provide credit bearing experiences for Master of Science in Management students.
Read More30 October 2023International Perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Hobart and William Smith will host a panel discussion offering insights from international experts on the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Read More26 October 2023Cecere ’91 honored by Wine Enthusiast
Jim Cecere ’91 has been named to Wine Enthusiast’s 2023 Future 40 list.
Read More25 October 2023Beyond Political Tribalism at the Stern Forum
During the Stern Family Forum, New York Times opinion writer Frank Bruni and Lee Carter, communications strategist and Fox and MSNBC contributor, explored today’s divided political culture — and how to move beyond it.
Read More24 October 2023MaKinster Authors on Gender-Diverse Leadership in Higher Ed
Senior Associate Provost and Professor of Educational Studies Julia MaKinster is the author of a Chronicle of Higher Education article about the opportunities and challenges of being gender-diverse in leadership positions in higher education.
Read More24 October 2023Meet the Newest Geneva Scholarship Associates
From Geneva High School to Hobart and William Smith, four Geneva Scholarship Associates students are ready to make an impact on campus.
Read More24 October 2023Students Gain Experience During Dealership Internships
Four students acquired valuable sales, leadership and team experience through recent internships at auto dealerships.
Read More23 October 2023HWS Hosts Biggest U.S. Debate Tournament of the Year
First-years Fairooj Suhita '27 and Hudson Chou '27 shine at the United States University Debate Championship.
Read More23 October 2023Yadav’s Book Reviewed in WSJ
Professor of International Relations Vikash Yadav’s recent book offers “a bold and unconventional claim” about the work of economist Friedrich Hayek, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Read More20 October 2023President's Forum Bridges the Political Aisle
Reaching across the aisle, former Congressmen promote civic engagement and reflect on pressing topics.
Read More19 October 202330 Years Forward: Gearan Joins Celebration of AmeriCorps in Arkansas
HWS President Mark D. Gearan and national service leaders convened in Arkansas with former President Bill Clinton L.H.D. '17 to discuss the future of national service.
Read More19 October 2023An Evening of Inclusion and Understanding with Zaidi '12
Islamic civilizations researcher Dr. Syed Zaidi ’12 returns to campus as part of cultural and religious diversity and awareness events.
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