Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Colleen Moore ’16 (left) completes a fellowship with the Global Aliya Foundation in Indonesia. Moore was accompanied by Associate Professor of Religious Studies Etin Anwar (center standing), co-founder of the foundation.

Richie Andes '19 does a flip to celebrate his first day in Wales in front of Llansteffan Castle, a 10th century Norman structure situated at the mouth of the Tywi River.

Gavin Gross '19 stands in Memorial Park, in Taibei, Taiwan, with Lin-Yu Viola Chen, who served as his Fulbright Language Teaching Assistant on campus.

William Fletcher '20 helps a student with his homework during Read for the Record at Lafayette Intermediate School in Waterloo, N.Y.

Demarest Hall on a beautiful autumn afternoon.

Josiah Bramble '19 shares his experience as a student with members of the HWS community during HWS Impact.

Directed by Assistant Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth and written by playwright Qui Nguyen, “She Kills Monsters” explores the world of role-playing before the technology boom, through the narration of a geek heroine.

Frank Brown '17 speaks to students about Native American culture after learning the students were in the midst of a Native American history unit. Brown, a member of the Seneca Nation, discussed life on a reservation and the misperceptions and challenges faced by Native Americans today.

Riggs Alosa ’17 and Mary Kubinski ’17 help a late Fall Nationals entry “sniff out” the competition.

Early morning on William Smith Hill.

Dublin Gearan discusses squirrels, treats and tennis balls during “Kibbles and Bytes on WEOS 89.5FM and 90.3FM.

The HWS Geoscience Club gathers for a photo during a trip to Watkins Glen State Park.

Professor of Art Ted Aub works on a model of famed local bassist Scott LaFaro, which will serve as reference for a full-scale sculpture that will be cast in bronze. Geneva City Council recently named April 3 'Scott LaFaro Day' in honor of his legacy.

Poet Claudia Rankine gives a reading of her work “Citizen: An American Lyric” at the Smith Center for the Arts. The book was this year’s Common Read for the first year experience at HWS and has inspired campus dialogue around issues of race and racism.

Professor of Media and Society Linda Robertson meets with Gabriella Goodwin '19, a student in her Introduction to Social Documentary class. Goodwin created a three-minute segment that highlights the impact that music has on learning.

Leah Connerty '17 and Madeline Devereaux '17 use optogenetics to trigger neural circuits in the brains of larval fruit flies during class with Professor of Biology James Ryan.