Hobart and William Smith Colleges

The critically acclaimed Irrera Brothers perform in Froelich Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Early morning at Bozzuto Boathouse.

Members of the Public Leadership Education Network gather for breakfast in the Blackwell Room.

Completed earlier in 2016, the Richard S. Perkin Observatory is a nearly 1,000-square-foot teaching facility that provides students with opportunities to observe and photograph astronomical objects trillions of miles from Earth. The building sits adjacent to the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center.

Highlighting internship and job opportunities, engineers from NASA Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia present an overview of the NASA Sounding Rocket program via Skype.

Students participate in a Networking 101 professional development workshop in Trinity Hall. The event was sponsored by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education.

Associate Director of Admissions Claire Criniti ’13 leads parents of prospective students on a tour of campus.

Virginia DeWees '16 gives advice to current William Smith students during a Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN) breakfast in the Blackwell Room. DeWees, who headed the William Smith chapter of PLEN last year, will travel to Malaysia in January as a Fulbright scholar.

Julia Serin '20 and Max Brodheim '20 learn to make Rugelach during the “Jewish Cooking 101” event at the Abbe Center for Jewish Life.

Members of the HWS Geoscience Club visit Taughannock Falls in Ulysses, N.Y., one of tallest waterfalls in the Northeast.

Keirys Pena '17 and Genesis Gonzalez '17 pose for a photo during the Latin American Organization's Havana Nights event.

HWS Chief Photographer Kevin Colton captures the rise of the supermoon over Seneca Lake on Sunday evening.

Fall in Odell’s Village.

Students and staff listen to Richard Dacalos, a philosophy professor, social entrepreneur and Manila head curator of the World Economic Forum's Global Shaper program. In the livestream video, he examines social, economic and political institutions in the Philippines.

A member of the Ballet Folklorico de Ithaca demonstrates a move during a dance workshop in Winn-Seeley Gym. The event was held in conjunction with Assistant Professor of Women's Studies Michelle Martin-Baron’s course, “Chicana and Latina Art.

Sean Burke '18 and Clint Hodnett (a visiting prospective student) capture a fall drone view of the HWS campus.