Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Shifra Armon ’78 presents her lecture titled Sexual Violence and its Opposite in the Renaissance: The Never-Ending Courtship of Rodolfo II and Isabel Clara Eugenia in the Sanford Room of the Warren Hunting Smith Library on Thursday evening.

Kenan Williams '17 studies for midterm exams in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Professor of Media and Society Linda Robertson offers insight into the short documentary titled HWS Faculty Debate on the Lake: The LPG Storage Proposal in the Fish Screening Room. The documentary was produced by Robertson and students in her Introduction to Social Documentary Class.

Josiah Bramble '19 and Niame Traore '18 table for the Sankofa Charity Ball happening March 26 at 5 p.m. at the Ramada.

Vocalist Alexandra Koi performs her set titled IAMAUBADE in Froelich Hall in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. The event was sponsored by the Music Department.

Nicholaas Honig '15 gives advice on law school as part of the Professional in Residence series sponsored by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education. Honig is finishing his first year at Boston University Law School.

As a part of the Napier Student Athlete Seminar series, Tom Howley, associate director of athletics at Cornell University, encourages Hobart first-year athletes to engage in leadership during a talk on Thursday night.

Elena Parkins ’18 performs as part of the Colleges' a cappella group Perfect Third at the Women's Rights National Historic Park in Seneca Falls, N.Y.

During the Sentiments & Declarations: “Perfect Third’s ‘March’ to Seneca Falls,” Will Conard-Malley ’17 sings at the Women's Rights National Historic Park in Seneca Falls, N.Y.

Members of Psi Chi honor society Shantel Carrasco '16, Katie Strang '16 and Lesly Rivero '17 read a book to children in the Discovery Playground program as part of a discussion about cultural differences.

The Bozzuto Boathouse on Thursday morning.

Intramural floor hockey team members pose for a photo after winning the championship game.

HWS art interns Xin Xu ’18, Beatrice Barber ’16, Jacques Lane '16 and Min Kyung Jeon ’16 pose for a photo with Edward T. Pollack '55. The students curated the exhibition Audubon to Warhol: Two Centuries of American Art on Paper in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House.

Danielle Mueller '16 and Erica McLaughlin '16 speak with Christopher Demas '17 and Hilda Agyekum '18 about the It's on Us Rally that will take place at the Smith Opera House on March 22 at 7 p.m.

Provost and Dean of Faculty Titilayo Ufomata provides the keynote address during the International Women's Day reception in the Common Room of the Scandling Campus Center. Ufomata shared her experiences growing up in Nigeria and the ways in which her community valued women.

Members of Three Miles Lost perform during the annual Shabbat 250 dinner in the Vandervort Room.