Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Eric Hall Anderson '59, Associate Director of Leadership Giving Corey McClintock '12 and Fritz Scheeren '59 pose for a photo during their annual get together at La Chaumiere in Washington, D.C.

Greater Rochester-area Hobart alumni gather for a photo at Lock32 brew pub in Pittsford, N.Y., owned by Casey Dunlavey ’06. The event featured guest Hobart lacrosse coach Greg Raymond (second left).

Jordan Haskell '18 fires a slapshot on goal during Hobart's game against Babson College on Saturday.

Vincent Russo '18 buries the puck in the back of the net during Hobart's 3-1 victory over Babson College.

Alums hit the ice after returning to campus for the annual Hobart Hockey Team alumni weekend.

Verdiane Nyiramana of the Benimpuhwe Organization speaks to students about themes of healing and coming together in the context of the current state of racial affairs during Breakfast and Conversation in Saga Dining Hall.

Associate Professor at the University of Louisville Ann Elizabeth Willey presents her research on “Afro-Eco-Feminism” as part of the African Literature Association’s symposium on “New Perspectives on Literature and Film from Africa and the African Diaspora” in the Geneva Room.

Student panelists Djeneba Ballo '20, Sidi Diop '19, Nimer Farhood '18 and Mohammed Daajneh '17 discuss their Muslim identities and explore the rise of Islamophobia in the U.S. with Associate Professor of Religious Studies Shalahudin Kafrawi (left) during the Islamaphobia event in the Bartlett Theatre.

Award-winning independent filmmaker from Syracuse University Owen Shapiro delivers a lecture in the Fish Screening Room of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Professor of Drama at the University of California at Irvine Frank B. Wilderson III presents his lecture Anti-Blackness and the Ruse of Sanctuary as a part of the Fisher Center's series No Place like Home.

Students walk to class on Thursday afternoon.

Assistant Director of Admissions Zach Reed '15 and Associate Director of Admissions Maren Serafine chat outside the Thomas Poole Family Admissions Center.

On Thursday, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to celebrate the completion of the HWS solar farm in the Town of Geneva. The site is one of two solar projects that together will represent the largest solar installation at any institution of higher education in New York State.

Students walk through fall foliage on the way to class.

President Mark D. Gearan offers his thoughts on the upcoming Presidential Election to students taking Modern American Conservatism with Professor of Political Science Iva Deutchman.

Students and faculty from the Colleges' Sustainable Living and Learning Community program, a specialized First-Year Seminar focused on sustainability education and community building, gather for a photo at the new solar farm.