Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Associate Professor of Dance Michelle Iklé discusses the anatomical and kinesiological aspects of movement during Knowing Bodies, a First-Year Seminar held in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Briana Curran 19 and Vernon Lawson 16 meet with Assistant Professor of Chemistry Josh Newby in his office.

In her class Medieval and Renaissance Music History, Assistant Professor of Music Katherine Walker discusses the development of polyphony (multiple voices singing independent lines) during the ninth century in the Roman Catholic Church.

Derrick Acheampong 19 and Colleen Frank 19 measure the carapace of a painted turtle during Population Genetics with Assistant Professor of Biology Bradley Cosentino.

Students in the class Group Senior Integrative Experience plant seeds at the HWS Fribolin Farm. The resulting produce will be donated to the Geneva Community Lunch Program as part of the Greens Growing Project, a collaboration among the Environmental Studies Program, the Finger Lakes Institute Food Systems Program and the Lunch Program/Catholic Charities.

A high five between students at the Pulteney Street crossing near the Scandling Campus Center.

Assistant Professor of Biology Bradley Cosentino shows Rebecca Begley 18 how to measure a painted turtles tail in order to determine its sex during the class Population Genetics.

A gathering of HWS community members was held in front of the Scandling Campus Center as part of the 9/11 National Day of Remembrance. The ceremony took place at 10:28 a.m. in commemoration of the collapse of the North Tower.

Chaplain of the Colleges Maurice Charles offers remarks as members of the HWS community gather for the 9/11 National Day of Remembrance which was organized by Rebecca Czajkowski 18.

Lindsey Enchelmaier 17 and Rebecca Czajkowski 18 work with Divya Tewari 20 and Jackeline Matos 19 as they write notes of reflection on the September 11 attacks for public display in the Scandling Campus Center.

A beautiful aerial view of the Hobart and William Smith campus featuring Seneca Lake and the City of Geneva.

Students walk across campus next to Rosenberg Hall and Napier Classroom Center.

Dana Riback 18 works on a project for a class with Jennifer Harris, director of elementary education.

Elena Parkins 18, Jordan Loretz 17 and Melissa Tyler 18 work on a class project in the Welles Tower of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Tarah Rowse and Town of Geneva representative Joe Bracko give a tour of the municipal solid waste transfer station for the Town of Geneva to students in the class Sustainable Community Development Methods and Tools taught by Rowse and Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robin Lewis.

On Thursday afternoon, Merritt Hall is surrounded by snow.