Hobart and William Smith Colleges

As part of the New York Six Instructional Technology Apprenticeship Program, Melissa Rice '16 presents her project titled A Digital Resource for International Students at NorthEast Regional Computing Program's annual conference in Providence, R.I.

Jasmine Gonzalez '17, Taylor Spurlock '17, Augie Savarese '17, Lauren Randaccio '17, Evelyn Weihs '17, Jade Ashley '17 and Ameena Makhdoomi '17 visit Vars, Provence-Alpes-Cote D'Azur, France. The students are currently studying abroad in Aix-en-Provence, France. ​

Residential Area Director Joshua Kolapo leads an African dance workshop in Bristol Field House on Thursday.

Over the bridge and through the reeds, to the Goldstein Family Carriage House we go! This bridge, located in front of the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center, was designed and built by HWS art and architecture students.

Adding liquid nitrogen to this matrix isolation system keeps it cool during lab work. Students in Assistant Professor of Chemistry Josh Newby’s summer research group are currently using the system to help analyze intermolecular interactions.

Surrounded by wooden bookshelves and stained glass windows, the Blackwell Room located in Demarest Hall is the most peaceful place on campus to study or read a good book.

Time to fire up the grill. It’s not officially summertime until there's a cookout at the Village at Odell’s Pond.

Off to the lab! As part of Professor of Chemistry Erin T. Pelkey’s summer research group, students are studying more efficient ways of attaching aryl groups to specific biological compounds.

Finger Lakes Gift and Lounge (aka the Flounge) is the best place in town for gourmet waffles. And yes, this banana Nutella waffle is as good as it looks.

Enjoying a beautiful summer afternoon with friends on the dock of the Bozzuto Boathouse. What better way to cool off than with a quick jump into Seneca Lake?

Making the final throw to win a prize at the Geneva summer carnival is never as easy as it looks. Maybe next year, blue gorilla.

Smiles all around after playtime on the Quad.

Your laptop is ready! The IT Help Desk in the Warren Hunting Smith Library supports students, faculty and staff throughout the year.

Stopping at Geneva Gelato makes for a delicious new way to beat the heat after walking downtown.

If swimming isn’t enough, give this a try! Paddle boarding is great way to see a new side of Seneca Lake.

Analyzing these samples of extracted milkweed DNA using spectroscopy will determine if the extraction is a success. This summer, Assistant Professor of Biology Shannon Straub is working with three William Smith students to study the genomic makeup of the milkweed family.