Hobart and William Smith Colleges

The Spanish Conversation Table holds its weekly meeting from 12:30-1:30 p.m. on Wednesday in the Cellar Pub. Consisting of students, Spanish teaching fellows and faculty members, the group discusses a variety of topics allowing participants to practice their Spanish language skills.

Area Coordinator for Jackson, Potter and Rees Halls Noah Lucas13 (right) and Sustainable Living and Learning Community (SLLC) teaching assistant Alyssa Kelly19 help students make homemade granola bars. The event was organized and led by SLLC Resident Assistant Alexandra Cirra '17.

Students gather in the Sanford Room for a screening of this year's first presidential debate.

Lets join geoscience research students for lunch on the Quad. There are several research projects happening this summer in the Geoscience Department, ranging from the study of lake effect snow from the Great Lakes to stationary fronts east of the Rocky Mountains.

Stopping at Geneva Gelato makes for a delicious new way to beat the heat after walking downtown.

Your laptop is ready! The IT Help Desk in the Warren Hunting Smith Library supports students, faculty and staff throughout the year.

Perfect day for a sail on Seneca Lake.

After a morning of picking berries at Tomion's Farm, its time to taste the finished product!

With festivals occurring throughout the summer, there's never a shortage of places to eat great food like these tacos at the Hispanic Festival in Genevas Bicentennial Park.

Smiles all around after playtime on the Quad.

Analyzing these samples of extracted milkweed DNA using spectroscopy will determine if the extraction is a success. This summer, Assistant Professor of Biology Shannon Straub is working with three William Smith students to study the genomic makeup of the milkweed family.

Making the final throw to win a prize at the Geneva summer carnival is never as easy as it looks. Maybe next year, blue gorilla.

Surrounded by wooden bookshelves and stained glass windows, the Blackwell Room located in Demarest Hall is the most peaceful place on campus to study or read a good book.

If swimming isnt enough, give this a try! Paddle boarding is great way to see a new side of Seneca Lake.

Back to the lab! This nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) machine is another tool summer research students are using to help identify the structural and chemical composition of synthesized products.

Jada finds a shady spot to relax by Odell's Pond during the dog days of summer.