Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Michaela Morgan '25 competes against visiting D'Youville. She rolled a 190 to lead the Herons to an 824-767 victory in a traditional match at Sunset Bowl.

Maura Smeader ’25 makes a save in William Smith lacrosse’s 16-6 win over Cortland. The victory was Smeader’s 60th win, setting a new program record for career wins.

The Hobart volleyball team celebrates a winning kill by Andrew Kim MHEL ’25 as the Statesmen defeated Vassar 3-1 on Saturday.

At 3:16 a.m., photographer Adam Farid '20 captured the lunar eclipse over Coxe Hall.

The Hobart hockey team celebrates with the Mariano Cup after capturing the NEHC Championship for the third-straight year with a 5-2 win over Norwich on Sunday. The Statesmen faceoff again on March 22.

Hudson Chou ’27 skateboards to class on Tuesday morning.

Assistant Professor of History Virgil Slade and students in "Lives of Consequence" discuss nationalism.

Students work on a group activity during “Data Analysis” with Associate Professor of Sociology Kendralin Freeman.

During the Admitted Student Day open house on Saturday, students and their families examine a stream table with Associate Professors of Geoscience Tara Curtin and David Finkelstein.

Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Michael Tinkler speaks to admitted students during the academic and experiential open house.

Oliver Tauscher ’25, Marissa Mastracco ’25, Rupert Ramsay ’27, Alberto Garcia De La Puente Stanley ’25 and Maryfei Berrigan ’27 answer questions during an admitted student open house. The discussion was moderated by Sophia Mughal ’25.

At the Classes of 1972 Outdoor Classroom, Gavin Brignall ’27 presents during “Political Parties” with Associate Professor of Politics DeWayne Lucas.

Sebastiano Lucci, who leads HWS’ program in languages and is an instructor of Italian, helps students prepare for an upcoming exam during “Intermediate Italian I.”

Matthew Morris, winner of the 2024 Deborah Tall Lyric Essay Book Prize, reads from his collection, “The Tilling,” in Bartlett Theatre.

Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Chris Fietkiewicz leads a class lesson during “Computational Neuroscience.”

Associate Professor of History Janette Gayle leads a lesson on the Great Migration during “African American History II.”