Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Kingery listens as Rachel Sumner '08 talks with students about her work. After graduating from William Smith, Sumner received her Ph.D. in developmental psychology from Cornell University and is currently a postdoctoral associate for Cornells Program for Research on Youth Development and Engagement.

Whitaker Sieve '20 stands at the helm during a trip to the Mystic Seaport in New Bedford, Mass. The trip was part of the Moby-Dick First-Year Seminar taught by Assistant Professor of History Matthew Crow and Associate Professor of English Rob Carson.

Led by Assistant Professor of History Matthew Crow and Associate Professor of English Rob Carson, first-year students visit the New Bedford Whaling Museum and Mystic Seaport as part of the First-Year Seminar Moby-Dick.

Paper lanterns created by students in Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Stan Mathews' class illuminate the hallway of the Katherine D. Elliott 66 Studio Arts Center.

Assistant Professor of French and Francophone Studies Courtney Wells addresses the audience during the opening night of the fifth annual Tournées Film Festival held at the Smith Opera House on Tuesday. The festival kicked off with a screening of May Allah Bless France.

William Smith alumnae gather for a photo during dinner in Boston.

Rich Malley P'15, P'17 and Kyle Conard P'15, P'17 pose with The Most Reverend Michael B. Curry 75, the 27th Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, after attending the Celebration of the Spirit in Hartford, Conn.

Andrew Coleburn '16 and Mariana Bell '16 pose for a photo with Nick Stewart '15 after taking a road trip to see Stewart in his first graduate performance at the University of South Carolina.

Assistant Professor of Economics Gul Unal talks to students in her class in Stern Hall on Thursday.

Professor of Media and Society Linda Robertson meets with Gabriella Goodwin '19, a student in her Introduction to Social Documentary class. Goodwin created a three-minute segment that highlights the impact that music has on learning.

Students walk by Coxe Hall on the way to class.

Liam Brooks 17 and Patrick Kuncio 17 study in the Scandling Campus Center café for their class Human Values and the Environment with Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Elizabeth Johnson.

Students gather for a photo with Alumna Achievement Award recipient Lucy E. Kaylin '81 during a reception in the Common Room of the Scandling Campus Center.

Lucy E. Kaylin '81 discusses her career with Taylor Murray '17, editor of the Herald and President of the HWS Debate Team. Now the Editor-in-Chief of O, The Oprah Magazine, Kaylin spent nearly two decades working at the mens magazine GQ, where she contributed more than 100 articles and dozens of cover profiles.

American poet Claudia Rankine gives a reading of her work Citizen: An American Lyric at the Smith Center for the Arts on Wednesday. The book was this years Common Read for the first year experience at HWS and has inspired campus dialogue around issues of race and racism.

American poet Claudia Rankine gives a reading of her work Citizen: An American Lyric at the Smith Center for the Arts on Wednesday. The book was this years Common Read for the first year experience at HWS.