Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Christian Thiim '17 and Sam van Etten ’17 complete an assignment on the various meanings of community as part of ENV210: Qualitative Methods and the Community, a class taught by Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robin Lewis.

HWS Chief of Staff and Counsel Lou Guard '07, Esq.; Jeremy Cooney '04, Chief of Staff for Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren; Congresswoman Louise Slaughter L.H.D. ’15 (D-NY), President Mark D. Gearan and Nichole Malec '05 pose for a photo while meeting in Rochester, N.Y. on Friday afternoon.

Members of the Heron 2V8 rowing (left) which includes Susan Tuvell '16, Madelaine Hamilton '19, Paige Usiak '19, Ellie Lewis '19, Madeline Cook '19, Danielle Lewis '19, Megan Miskovsky '16, Jules Picuri '19 and Katie Frohman '19, powered down the Cayuga-Seneca Canal in 7:40.58, more than 10 seconds ahead of the Tigers (right) on Saturday afternoon.

Brett Danziger '17 and Mike Salvidio of the College of William & Mary pose for a photo in front of The Tower Bridge in London, England. Danziger is currently participating in the London abroad program.

Josh Vendetta '17 poses with some of the local wildlife during a tour of an animal sanctuary while studying abroad in Queensland, Australia.

Members of the William Smith rowing team speed down the Cayuga-Seneca Canal during the race against Liberty League rival RIT and the NESCAC's Hamilton College on Saturday afternoon.

Bryan Hancock '19 lines up a shot on goal as the Hobart Statesmen take on Robert Morris University on Boswell Field on Saturday afternoon.

Kevin Murphy '17 fires a shot on goal during the 16-10 Northeast Conference win over Robert Morris University on Boswell Field on Saturday afternoon.

Allie Flaherty '17 runs the ball down the field as she prepares to score her second goal during the 12-5 Herons victory against visiting St. Lawrence University on Saturday afternoon.

Members of the William Smith Class of 2016 lead a procession down the Hill to the Moving Up Day ceremony on Stern Lawn.

As part of the Professionals in Residence series, CIA agent Heather Byrne Vieira '95 presents on careers in government intelligence and foreign relations in Stern Hall on Thursday. The event was hosted by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experimental Education.

Harvard University's Dhruva Bhat takes the podium during the HWS Intervarsity Debate Tournament, the largest debate event in the history of the Colleges.

Zoë Seaman-Grant, of Bates College, speaks during the inaugural HWS Intervarsity Debate Tournament. The competition welcomed more than 300 collegiate debaters from across North America.

Alexandra Lamonte '17, John Kuebler '16, Recruitment Manager for The Service Collaborative of WNY Hannah Spalding and Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning at HWS Katie Flowers lead an AmeriCorps information session in Merritt Hall.

Ifunanya Okeke '19 engages members of the HWS community in conversation during the HWS Impact event in the Bartlett Theatre. This year’s theme was “How are you seen, and not seen?”

Sophia Melvin '18 offers her perspective during HWS Impact in the Bartlett Theatre.