Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies Thomas Drennen leads a tour of the Colleges’ new solar farm, featuring more than 7,600 solar panels, each rated at 330W, or sufficient to operate up to 10 overhead fluorescent lights at full solar input.

President Mark D. Gearan leads the ribbon-cutting ceremony during the grand opening of the newly established HWS solar farm. In attendance were the owner of the property Pat Malcuria (second from left) and Geneva Town Supervisor Mark Venuti (third from left).

Niame Traore '18 interviews President Mark D. Gearan for the Leader of the Month Award on behalf of the Leaders of the 21st Century. Founded by Dan DeNose '12, Leaders of the 21st Century is an organization devoted to developing civic-minded youth leaders in urban communities and preparing them for the world of work and beyond.

Members of the HWS radio stations WEOS and WHWS pose for a group photo on the steps of the Scandling Campus Center. The station was recently ranked 17th in the nation by Princeton Review.

Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN) President Sarah Bruno speaks with members of HWS PLEN during a meeting in the Blackwell Room.

Students pick cabbages at Bejo Seeds farm as part of HWS Food Week.

Taylor Sweet '17 and Samantha Cohen '17 hand out candy to trick-or-treaters in Odell’s Village.

Members of the Colleges Chorale gather for a group photo following their fall concert in Froelich Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Board members of the Caribbean Student Association gather for a group photo during the annual Trip to the Tropics event in the Bartlett Theatre.

At the annual New York State Sociological Association meeting, Chloe Sudduth ’17 and Christopher Demas ’17, accompanied by Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Sociology Ervin Kosta (center), presented research from their respective independent study and Honors projects.

Multidisciplinary artist Laura Nova offers a guest lecture, “Eat and Run,” designed to introduce students to the ways they can apply multidisciplinary art to real-world problems, particularly through the lenses of consumption, cardio and comedy.

Light shines through stained glass windows in Houghton House.

Gabe Smith '17, Dan Greenstone '17, Oluwaseun Adetola '17, Donovan Smith '17 and Afrika Owes '16 pose for a photo during dinner at the HWS Caribbean Student Association's Trip to the Tropics event in the Bartlett Theatre.

Chalwyn Caulker '17 watches an acrobatics performance during the Caribbean Student Association’s Trip to the Tropics event in the Bartlett Theatre.

President Mark D. Gearan welcomes students and faculty, who took part in the March of Remembrance, during a reception at the President's House.

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.