Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Justas Valciukas '19 bodies a defender during Hobart's 95-66 win over Ithaca College on Saturday.

Jamal Lucas '19 crashes the boards during the Statemen's 99-66 win over the Ithaca College Bombers.

Caroline Conboy ’17 (center) works with Daniel DePasquale (right) and Johnny Waddell (left) from the College Experience Program to create a poster for the Spread the Word to End the 'R' Word campaign. The campaign asks people to pledge to stop saying the R word as a starting point toward creating more accepting attitudes and communities for all people.

Students walk past the Quad on Wednesday afternoon.

Members of the upcoming performance of Duchess, a modern adaption of John Webster's The Duchess of Malfi, take part in the first read-through with Playwright Johnny Drago on Skype. The production is being directed by Associate Professor of Theatre Heather May and will run April 14 - 16.

A standing room only crowd gathers in the Vandervort Room for the Stu Lieblein ’90 Pitch Contest on Thursday.

Lacey Jackson and Lucie Mendelson '17 table in the Scandling Campus Center as part of the Spread the Word to End the 'R' Word campaign as Rachel Evans '18 signs the pledge in support.

Professor of Education Charlie Temple (left) hosts children's authors Bruce Coville, Ellen Stoll Walsh, Cynthia DeFelice '73 and Vivian Vande Velde during Temple's class, Creating Children's Literature in Merritt Hall.

Haley Okun '18, Associate Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Erika King (center)​, Casey Coffey '17, Jacque Kane '18 and Tess Lohr '18 gather for a photo after attending the 18th annual Nebraska Conference for Undergraduate Women in Mathematics.

Subin Nepal '15 and Tyler Shepherd '15 meet up for a mini-Sigma Chi reunion in London.

Gerald Flood '20 and Emily Spraggs '18 pose for a photo with Spraggs“little sister” Navaeh following the Hobart lacrosse team's Big Brothers Big Sisters toy give-away event in the Vanderort Room.

Charles Moore-Gillon’18 visits with his “little” Camren. Through the Big Brothers Big Sisters program, the two have been buddies since Moore-Gillon’s first year on campus.

Maddie Knight '21 poses for a photo with her new HWS pennant after receiving a delivered acceptance letter from Associate Director of Admissions Maren Serafine.

During a recent visit to Seneca Falls, Kelly Kenlon ’18 met 75-year old Jimmy Hawkins who was just 4-years old when he played the character Tommy Bailey in the film It’s a Wonderful Life.” The town of Seneca Falls is the inspiration for Bedford Falls in the movie.

Director of Intercultural Affairs and Kinghorn Global Fellow Alejandra Molina poses for a photo outside the We the People National Immigrant Integration Conference in Nashville, Tenn.

The Hobart Lacrosse Team gathers for a group photo with members of Geneva Big Brothers Big Sisters during the annual toy give-away in the Vandervort Room.