Hobart and William Smith Colleges

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

Andrew Longo '20 and Carter Rostron '20 pose for a photo at the Washington Monument during the first-year learning community trip to Washington, D.C.

On Saturday, President Mark D. Gearan offers his analysis of the presidential election to first-year students as part of the annual first-year learning community trip to Washington, D.C. Accompanying him was his daughter, Madeleine Gearan, who spoke about the power of internships and her career in D.C. working for Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA).

Assistant Professor of Economics Warren Hamilton stands with HWS students who competed in the Early Leader Case Competition hosted by the Simon Business School at the University of Rochester. HWS students led their teams to finish in first, second and third place during the weekend event.

Associate Professor of English Rob Carson, Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature Kathryn Cowles, Visiting Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Angelique Szymanek and Assistant Professor of Economics Keoka Grayson discuss Claudia Rankine's book Citizen during a faculty panel discussion on Tuesday.

Harrison Simbilaris '18 presents his research on the impacts of precipitation and stream discharge on Owasco Lake at the Rochester Academy of Sciences Annual Fall Conference at Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, N.Y.

Professor of Geoscience and Environmental Studies John Halfman (left) and Assistant Professor of Physics Ileana Dumitriu (center right) gather with HWS students following the Rochester Academy of Sciences Annual Fall Conference in Rochester, N.Y., on Wednesday.

Sunlight breaks through the trees on William Smith Hill.

Anthony Vodacek, professor of digital imaging and remote sensing laboratory at Rochester Institute of Technology, discusses the process of monitoring cyanobacteria with remote sensing during the Finger Lakes Institute's Fall Aquatic Seminar Series.

Professor of Geography at the University of Colorado at Boulder Emily Yeh discusses the expected effects of climate change on the Tibetan plateau, and their resulting challenges for Tibetan herders, as part of the Tanaka Asian Studies Lecture Series.

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

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-Barons course, Chicana and Latina Art.

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.

Fall in Odells Village.

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

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