Hobart and William Smith Colleges

A group of HWS students studying abroad in Vietnam gather for a photo in Ho Chi Minh City.

The 2016 William Smith Student-Athlete Advisory Committee gathers for a group photo in Winn-Seeley Gym.

Molly Sweeney 20, Sophie Kaufman 20, Jessica Robbins 20 and Kelly Mauch 17 stop for a photo after a hike at Watkins Glen State Park with Sue Willard 99, associate director of admissions (not pictured).

Dr. Christine Fair, one of the foremost experts on terrorism in the United States, speaks with HWS students who are studying abroad during a lecture at the University of Chicago campus in New Delhi, India.

Micaela Loconte '16 and Morgan Onorato '16 study for biology classes in Eaton Hall.

Assistant Professor of American Studies Elizabeth Belanger leads a discussion with students in her class Art, Memory & Cultural Power of Place in Gulick Hall.

Noted scholar, feminist and anti-racism activist Peggy McIntosh speaks with students in the class Art, Memory & Cultural Power of Place taught by Assistant Professor of American Studies Elizabeth Belanger.

Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories Susan Flanders Cushman ’98 speaks with students during lab in Eaton Hall.

Light snow settles on Houghton House, home to the Colleges' Art Department. Through Feb. 26, The Davis Gallery on the first floor will feature the exhibition “Chromatherapy” by Patrick Ryoichi Nagatani.

Professor of Art and Architecture Nick Ruth explains monotype printmaking to Ema Johnson '16 during his class Intaglio Printmaking.

Rio Schmidt '16 and Katie Kaftan '16 bevel the edges of pieces of Plexiglas before drawing on them with printmaking ink to create a unique print during Professor of Art and Architecture Nick Ruth's class Intaglio Printmaking.

The Colleges Choral directed by Professor of Music Bob Cowles performs in Froelich Hall on Saturday evening.

Students taking an American Sign Language class with Writing and Rhetoric Instructor Sam Cappiello practice their skills by playing the game Guess Who!

Tyler Sutherland '18 and Daniel Robeson '18 use a field guide to identify a local species of shrub during a field trip to Kashong Conservation Area as part of Professor of Biology Elizabeth Newell's class The Biology of Plants.

Sarah Burstein '19, Elizabeth Plummer '19 and Brianna Moore '18 pose for a photo while identifying plant species found in the Kashong Conservation Area as part of the class The Biology of Plants taught by Professor of Biology Elizabeth Newell.

Writing and Rhetoric Instructor Sam Cappiello leads a discussion during an American Sign Language class in Coxe Hall.