Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Harry Nichols '17 celebrates as he wins his match over the Red Dragons in Bristol Field House.

Visiting Assistant Professor of History Sarah Whitten leads a discussion during Foundations of European Society in Stern Hall.

Zach Birnbaum 16, Brittany Coburn '17, Rousseau Nutter '16 and Professor of Art and Architecture A.E. Ted Aub III pour bronze for a sculpture in The Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center.

Morning light reflects off the windows of St. John's Chapel on Tuesday.

Associate Professor of Psychology Jamie Bodenlos poses for a photo with Dianna Paige '19 and Elena Parkins '18. They recently were awarded scholarships from the National Alliance on Mental Illness to attend this year's educational conference in Albany, N.Y.

William Samayoa '19 and Alessandra Haverset '19 work on a video essay project for Digital Rhetoric with Assistant Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Ben Ristow.

Assistant Professor of Chemistry Josh Newby answers questions about chemical potentials in solutes during Introduction to General Chemistry in Napier Hall.

An aerial view of the Hobart and William Smith campus and the City of Geneva on a beautiful Fall day.

Students and faculty members join Garth Fagan (back row, third from right) and members of the Garth Fagan Dance Company pose for a group photo following a master class in Deming Theatre.

Sarah Walters '19, Ryan Montbleau '19, Elleanor Smith '18 and Professor of Religious Studies Michael Dobkowski pose for a photo outside of Demarest Hall. Along with Soren Anders-Macleod '18 and Associate Professor of Religious Studies Richard Salter '86, P'15, the students and Dobkowski will travel to Nuremberg to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the international war crimes trial proceedings

On the steps of Coxe Hall, Morgan Gaudet 18 studies for her Darwinian Revolution class with Professor of History Derek Linton.

President Mark D. Gearan reflects on the first presidential debate as a guest in Professor of Political Science Iva Deutchmans Campaigns and Elections class in Stern Hall.

Special guest Dr. N. Lynn Eckhert P99, professor of family medicine at the University of Massachusetts, joined Professor of Womens Studies Betty Bayers class to discuss Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell. The first woman to receive her degree as a Doctor of Medicine, Blackwell graduated from Hobarts precursor Geneva Medical College in 1849. Eckhert wrote a one woman play about Blackwell titled A Lady Alone. The class took place, appropriately, in the Blackwell Room.

Davente Gilreath, of Garth Fagan Dance, leads a master lesson for students in Assistant Professor of Dance Kelly Johnsons class in the Deming Theatre of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

John DelliSanti '20 and Samantha Buckenmaier '20 work outside of the Center for Teaching and Learning on the second floor of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Retired Senator Tom Harkin (D-Iowa) who created and championed The Americans with Disabilities Act offers insight into his public service work and his reflections on the past, present and future of American politics during Monday's President's Forum in the Vandervort Room.