Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students in Associate Professor of English Laurence Erussard's First-Year Seminar Comparative Mythology make apple sauce with local students who participate in the Youth Clubhouse program coordinated by the Partnership for Ontario County.

In the Seneca Room, Sabrina Horn 83 facilitates a discussion between past Stu Lieblein '90 Pitch Contest participants and students who are interested in competing this year. The Pitch will be held on March 2, 2017.

Nora Abramov 16 visits campus and the Colleges radio station, WHWS-FM. As a student, Abramov broadcast a daily report featuring world news and campus happenings. She now works in program development for CNN in New York City.

Class Presidents Divya Tewari '20, Ryan Montbleau '18 and Sarah Burstein 19 speak with President Mark D. Gearan about the strategic direction of the Colleges.

President Mark D. Gearan speaks during a farewell celebration for State Senator Michael F. Nozzolio (R-NY) at the Smith Opera House on Wednesday.

Students relax on the Coxe Hall steps.

Visiting artist from the Percussion Duo Loop 2.4.3. perform in Froelich Hall in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. Upon the release of their debut album, NPR called the duo an original voice that sounds like part of a well-thought-out tradition.

Michael Harper '17 cuts through the Springfield College defense during Hobart's 12-7 victory at home on Sunday.

Enjoying a beautiful summer afternoon with friends on the dock of the Bozzuto Boathouse. What better way to cool off than with a quick jump into Seneca Lake?

Finger Lakes Gift and Lounge (aka the Flounge) is the best place in town for gourmet waffles. And yes, this banana Nutella waffle is as good as it looks.

Off to the lab! As part of Professor of Chemistry Erin T. Pelkeys summer research group, students are studying more efficient ways of attaching aryl groups to specific biological compounds.

Adding liquid nitrogen to this matrix isolation system keeps it cool during lab work. Students in Assistant Professor of Chemistry Josh Newbys summer research group are currently using the system to help analyze intermolecular interactions.

Over the bridge and through the reeds, to the Goldstein Family Carriage House we go! This bridge, located in front of the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center, was designed and built by HWS art and architecture students.

Time to fire up the grill. Its not officially summertime until there's a cookout at the Village at Odells Pond.

Looking good! At the Office of Communications, student photographers are working hard to showcase the impressive research and internships of fellow students.

Anna Hartnett '17 stands with Rochester City School District Superintendent Barbara Deane-Williams '77 during the Roc the Future event. Hartnett is working with Geneva City Manager Matt Horn on an initiative for Geneva 2020.