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4 November 2026From HWS to Health Care
Through hands-on clinical training, Hobart and William Smith students are gaining experience in patient care while exploring their future in the health professions.
Read More4 November 2026From Theory to Change
As HWS announces a graduate pathway to the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College, two recent HWS grads are already there putting economic theory to work in policy research and government.
Read More4 November 2026Brown ’28 Publishes Fiction and Poetry in Literary Journals
Supported by a close-knit community of writers, Hazel Brown ’28 has published in two literary journals – with more pieces slated for publication.
Read More3 November 2026Exploring Queer Sabbath Symbolism
Gleibman’s latest research examines how Jewish writers have reimagined traditional Sabbath symbolism to explore queer relationships, marriage and family.
Read More30 October 2026From Overwhelmed to Whelmed
At a live broadcast last week of WXXI’s show “Connections,” HWS Vice President Dr. Becca Morris joined a panel discussion on how colleges are helping students navigate anxiety, academic pressure and an uncertain world.
Read More29 October 2026Rediscovering the Criticism of Tyrone Williams
Claire Tranchino ’18 draws on her experience in poetry and archival scholarship to help bring a prolific writer's reviews to new audiences.
Read More29 October 2026Howe ’26 Named to ALL IN Honor Roll
Kelly Howe ’26 is recognized for leadership efforts to increase civic engagement among her peers.
Read More28 October 2026HWS Chorale to Present Fall Concert, “Love, Abide with Me”
Free public performance on Nov. 21 explores the many expressions of love through choral music spanning more than four centuries.
Read More28 October 2026TEDxHWS Makes Its Debut
The inaugural conference will bring a diverse group of speakers to campus to share ideas and experiences that challenge assumptions and illuminate what connects us. From neuroscience and public health to leadership, space exploration and the arts, speakers will draw on a wide range of expertise and personal experiences.
Read More28 October 2026Tillman ’95 Publishes Literary Mystery Novel
This November, author Aaron Tillman ’95 will release his newest book Lucy Miles’ Photogenic Mind, published by Regal House Publishing. The novel is a witty literary mystery with elements of magical realism.
Read More27 October 2026Gaines ’83 Recognized for Leadership at RiverSpring Living
Former HWS Trustee honored for his service to the New York City organization dedicated to enriching the lives of older adults.
Read More27 October 2026A Summer Among the Puffins
Through Project Puffin, HWS students study seabirds, contribute to important research and experience the challenges and rewards of life in the field.
Read More27 October 2026Honoring Family, Building Community
A renovated residential community on Pulteney Street now carries the name of the Piltch family, whose connection to Hobart and William Smith spans generations.
Read More23 October 2026Schonning ’16 Wins $20,000 International Poetry Prize
Daniel Schonning ’16 is the winner of the 2026 Montreal International Poetry Prize, a global competition celebrating contemporary poetry.
Read More22 October 2026A Summer in the Field
Connor Visingard '27 explored fisheries, wildlife and environmental stewardship through a hands-on internship with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
Read More21 October 202650 Years Further: Profiles of the Class of 1977
Frank Kohn ’77: Conservationist, Wildlife Researcher, Photographer and Holocaust Awareness Educator
Read More20 October 2026Connecting Psychology and Practice
With Professor of Psychological Science Jamie Bodenlos, students explored emerging treatments, cultural influences and community resources at the NAMI Syracuse annual education conference
Read More20 October 2026Squash Team Puts Service into Action at ReUse Systems
During HWS’ annual Fall Day of Service, student-athletes helped a Geneva nonprofit reorganize its warehouse, supporting its mission of reuse and sustainability alongside alumnus Aaron Vicioso ’26.
Read More18 October 2026Morris to Join Live Panel on Student Mental Health at The Little Theatre
HWS vice president for campus life will join WXXI’s Evan Dawson and regional voices for an in-person discussion of how colleges are addressing student mental health.
Read More15 October 2026Levine ’59 Donates Forensic History Collection to HWS
A remarkable collection of materials gathered during a career in forensic odontology finds a new home at HWS.
Read More14 October 2026George Abraham ’59 Marks 90th Birthday with Distinguished Pianists
The "Opus 90 Completed” recital brings together Abraham and three accomplished musicians whose performance and teaching careers span leading conservatories, universities and international concert stages.
Read More14 October 2026HWS Theatre Opens Season with New Translation of Ubu the King
Grotesque farce explores tyranny, greed and the effects of unchecked power. Show opens Oct. 29.
Read More9 October 2026HWS Ranks No. 7 Nationally for Alumni Network and Internships
HWS continues its momentum with national recognition for value, alumni network, internships, impact and return on investment.
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 More8 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 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 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, Rupert Ramsay '27 reflects on his summer internship.
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.
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