Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Stephen Rodgers '18 heads to class aboard his new skateboard on Wednesday afternoon.

As part of HWS Food Week, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robin Lewis speaks to students before a screening of DIVE!, a documentary exploring food waste in America.

President Mark D. Gearan and Professor of Political Science Iva Deutchman discuss the upcoming election during Election 2016: The Candidates, The Issues, The Rhetoric hosted by HWS Votes in the Bartlett Theatre.

Photographer Kyle Cassidy discusses his process and latest projects with students, faculty and staff in the Vandervort Room. Cassidy was a guest of the Trias Writer-In-Residence speaker series.

As part of Alcohol Awareness week, Kaitlyn Standfest '18 completes a survey on her perception of alcohol with Director of Residential Education and Associate Dean of Students Brandon Barile. Upon completion, students are presented with facts about social norms and how their perceptions compare to the rest of the student body.

The newest members of the Seneca Society gather with President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan on Friday. They are Board Chair Thomas S. Bozzuto '68, Barbara Bozzuto, Nozomi Hilayama Williams L.H.D.'14, and Craig R. Stine '81.

Sunset over the Bozzuto Boathouse.

Colleen McGowan '20 and Rachel Slagle '20 try fresh, local apples from Red Jacket Orchard during Apple Fest in Saga on Wednesday as part of HWS Food Week.

Professor of English David Weiss reads poetry by his late spouse, Deborah Tall, a beloved professor of English at Hobart and William Smith for 25 years. The reading was held in commemoration of her life and the publication of her final collection of poems.

The Elizabeth Blackwell statue on the Quad.

Claudia Carle '19 stops by the “Community Empowerment” table, a Readers College course taught by Director of Residential Education and Associate Dean of Students Brandon Barile. Tabling were Tom D'Antonio '18, Camillo Constants '18 and Christian Coons '17.

Community Outreach Coordinator for The Finger Lakes Institute Sarah Meyer discusses sustainable growing techniques and the importance of biodiversity in the environment during the Slow Food Movement event at HWS Fribolin Farm.

Marcela Romero Rivera speaks to students during Reading and Conversation with Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Marcela Romero Rivera and Mexican Poet Dolores Dorantes in the Sanford Room.

Emma Hobika ‘20 and Hadley DeBrine ‘20 peruse potted plants for sale in the Scandling Campus Center.

Author Linda Dynel talks to students, faculty and staff about her book Leaving Dorian, a memoir about her experiences as a survivor of domestic violence. The event was sponsored by the Department of Anthropology and Sociology and the Office of Title IX Programs and Compliance as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Members of the Asian Student Union gather for a group photo in the Office of Intercultural Affairs before their club meeting.