Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Members of the William Smith Class of 2016 pass the laurel to members of the Class of 2017. The passing of the laurel recognizes each class as they move up to fill the vacancy left by the class ahead of them, starting with seniors ceding their place to the juniors upon graduation.

William Smith Dean Catherine Gallouët addresses members of William Smith College at the beginning of the ceremony held on Stern Lawn.

William Smith Student Trustee Nicole O'Connell '16 is presented with the Student Trustee Recognition Award by Honorary Trustee Roy Dexheimer '55, P'86, LL.D. '80 during the Moving Up Day ceremony.

Christopher Aikens '16 (right) speaks with Ren Workman '19 and Kevin Collado '18 about his independent study sculpture titled Déntro tou kósmou during the opening reception of the Student Art and Architecture Exhibit in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House.

During the opening reception of the Student Art and Architecture Exhibit, family members of Audrey English '17 examine her model of a performance space and memorial to Geneva musician Scott LaFaro that she made in Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Jeffrey Blankenships class.

Students crowd the Chefs Catering Truck on Friday afternoon.

The Davis Gallery at Houghton House is filled with student works during the opening reception of the Student Art and Architecture Exhibit.

Assistant Professor of Media and Society Leah Shafer congratulates Natalie Munderville '16 during the Phi Beta Kappa Society induction ceremony in the Vandervort Room. Shafer serves as an officer of the local chapter.

Elizabeth Strano '16 receives her certificate from Matthew McPartlon '16 during the Phi Beta Kappa Society induction ceremony in the Vandervort Room. Professor of Economics Judith McKinney (right) serves as an officer of the local chapter.

Kelsey Rowley '18 discusses the Chakra piece she made during the class Image Exploration in Photography and Printmaking with Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Alysia Kaplan.

Students pose for a photo during the Food Truck Pit Stop sponsored by the Rosensweig Family, the Rosensweig Learning Commons and Chegg. Various food trucks are scheduled throughout finals week for students to recharge while studying for exams.

Sarah Friedman '16 (center) and Joy Gitter '16 (right) discuss their project titled Oh, the Places They'll Go! Surveying the Future Plans of Geneva High School.

Leslie Rivero '17 and Christopher Melendez '16 pose for a photo with their research project titled Race Dialogues After School during the Engaged Scholarship Forum in the Vandervort Room.

Members of Hai Timiai pose for a photo outside the Common Room of the Scandling Campus Center.

Students in the class Art, Memory and Cultural Power of Place taught by Assistant Professor of American Studies Elizabeth Belanger along with members of the Geneva Boys and Girls Club pose for a photo with their interactive art projects that the two groups created together during the Engaged Scholarship Forum in the Vandervort Room.

Students line up at the meatball food truck outside of the Scandling Campus Center. The truck was one of several sponsored by the Rosensweig Family, the Rosensweig Learning Commons, and Chegg during finals week.