Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Jennifer Siegal '87 offers a talk titled Nomos vs. Polis: Strategies for Mobile Architecture through the Art and Architecture Department lecture series. She is the founder and principal of the Los Angeles-based firm Office of Mobile Design.

The postmodernist fiction writer Dexter Palmer speaks to members of the HWS community in the Bartlett Theatre as part of the 2016-17 Trias Reading Series event.

Associate Professor of English Melanie Conroy-Goldman, postmodernist fiction writer Dexter Palmer and Trias Writer in Residence and New York Times-Bestselling writer Jeff VanderMeer gather for a photo in Bartlett Theatre.

David Lunken '88, a principal with Cedarcroft Advisors based in Baltimore, Md., returned to campus to speak with students in the Entrepreneurship Minor Program.

In the Finger Lakes Institute, Cornell University graduate student Jesse Lepak discusses food web shifts and changes in mercury concentrations in fish.

Emma Hobika ’20 studies for calculus and Victoria Malamas ’20 works on a cultural anthropology paper in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Isa Akerfeldt-Howard '18 discusses her work with Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Gabriella D'Angelo and Rousseau Nutter '16 in the Houghton House studio.

Raising money to benefit Happiness House, Hobart football teammates Micah Holloway '19 and Patrick O'Connell '17 sell raffle tickets to Rebecca Via '19 and Amanda Breed '19 in the Scandling Campus Center.

In support of the One Love Foundation’s Red Flag Campaign to address and prevent sexual assault, dating violence and stalking on college campuses, Henry Castillo '20, Maria Moreau '19 and Israel Oyedapo '20 join fellow students in the Scandling Campus Center in writing messages.

Ryan Densen '17 discusses a proposal for a group project on social innovation in the course Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship with Visiting Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies Craig Talmage.

Students walk to class on Thursday.

Hilary Smith, recruitment and admissions officer at Christie’s Education in New York City, discusses the school’s postgraduate and continuing education offerings in the fields of art, history and curating. The company is owned by Christie’s International PLC.

Board Chair Thomas S. Bozzuto '68 (middle) gathers with HWS students, faculty, and staff attending the Association for Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education in Baltimore, Md., where Bozzuto lives.

A group of HWS students who are studying abroad in New Zealand for the Fall 2016 semester gather for a photo. The program is led by Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Kirin Makker.

Students in the Outdoor Recreation Adventure Program hiked Mount Katahdin in Maine during Fall break.

Classmates Hugh McKenny ’20, Griffin Regan ’20, Jessica Robbins ’20, Connor Solomon ’20, Lucas Harris ’20 and Jessica Goldman ’20 hang out near Jackson, Potter and Rees residence halls.