Hobart and William Smith Colleges

A laser light show illuminates the Quad during the Winter Wonderland event.

In Las Vegas, the William Smith soccer team celebrates after their victory over Emory University in the NCAA Division III semifinal.

President Mark D. Gearan is joined by students, faculty and staff in a toast in honor of L. Thomas Melly ’52, L.H.D. ’02 and Judith Hershey Melly L.H.D. ’16, who generously donated $70 million to HWS.

Students studying abroad in Rome, Italy with Professor of Art and Architecture Phillia Yi work on an assignment at the Ostia Antica Archeological Park.

The Hobart hockey team celebrates its third-straight NCAA Division III National Championship after defeating Utica University in overtime.

Author and Wall Street leader Ed Hajim answers questions following his President’s Forum conversation. The talk was hosted by Sigma Phi fraternity with support from former Trustee James F. Anderton IV ’65.

President Mark D. Gearan and Dean Lisa Kaenzig pose with the Pitch Contest winner Chloe Odell ’27.

While leading a tour for students on the career trek to Boston, Marketing Coordinator Kathleen Gearan ’21 speaks about her time working at Suffolk Construction.

President Mark D. Gearan provides the concluding remarks at Convocation.

During Day of Service, students assist with clean up at Seneca Lake State Park. HWS is ranked first in the nation for service by Washington Monthly in its 2024 College Guide.

The Department of Dance and Movement Studies holds an informal showcase in Deming Theatre.

Students walk to class past the cherry blossom trees on the Quad.

At the Homecoming football game, Hobart fans erupt after the Statesmen Defense makes a fourth down stop during the victory over Ithaca College.

Associate Professor of Physics Leslie Hebb speaks to students and their families at the Richard S. Perkin Observatory open house.

Kira Fulton ’27 prepares to attack the goal against Union. The Herons will be back in action on Saturday when they take on Husson in the first round of the NCAA Division III Women’s Lacrosse Championship.

Nate Johnson ’25 delivered a pair of hits and three RBIs for the Statesmen.