Hobart and William Smith Colleges

A member of Professor of Chemistry Erin Pelkey's summer research team, Sophia Melvin '18 works on potential anti-cancer compounds in Rosenberg Hall. The products of her experiments will be tested using cell lines by Associate Professor of Biology Patricia Mowery's research team.

Functioning as the Colleges’ library from 1885 – 1976, Demarest Hall is now home to the religious studies, philosophy, English and comparative literature departments as well as the Fisher Center for the Study of Women and Men.

Led by Associate Professor of Theatre Heather May, students in the social justice performance group Mosaic NY perform an environment building exercise in the McDonald Theatre of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

The Scandling Campus Center houses the post office, the Office of Student Activities, Print Services, Saga Dining Hall and the Café.

Summer students participating in the New Jersey SEEDS Program enjoy lunch in the Saga Dining Hall in the Scandling Campus Center.

Dedicated to connecting students with cross-cultural opportunities, the Intercultural Affairs house is a major hub for cultural, social justice and global awareness events throughout the academic year.

The Intercultural Affairs house hosts a lunch program with the HWS Summer Academy.

Recipients of the Charles H. Salisbury Summer International Internship Stipend, Christian Damico '17, Karoline Loretan '17, Griffin Marsh '17, Katie Meyer '17 and Bennett Moore '16, will explore their futures with internships at leading companies and organizations in a combined total of seven countries on five continents this summer.

Administrative Coordinator at the Center for Teaching and Learning Jamie Slusser '16, Emily Kellogg '16 Morgan Mayer '16 and Erin Casey '16 pose outside of the Warren Hunting Smith Library. The students were inducted into Epsilon Alpha Kappa, the American studies honor society.

Seniors and faculty of the German Studies Department pose for a photo on the steps of the Scandling Campus Center following a reception on Friday.

Students study in the L. Thomas Melly Academic Center of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Branden Kessler '16 and Benjamin Hill '16 chat outside of Demarest Hall on Thursday.

This year’s MAT cohort pose for a photo outside of Merritt Hall. The MAT program is a competitive graduate program exclusively for undergraduate students enrolled in the Teacher Education Program at Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

Director of the Centennial Center for Leadership Susan Pliner speaks with Talia Azour '16 about her practicum project on the social integration of international students on campus during the HWS Leads Leadership Showcase.

Zoe Jackson-Gibson '16, Megan Miskovsky '16 and Min Kyung Jeon '17 study on the second floor of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Simon Corson '16, Rachael Barry '19 and Bryan Archino '19 study in the Rosensweig Learning Commons of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.