Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Professor of Art Michael Bogin and Sarah Deiseroth ’18 hang a painting for the opening of “Galàpagos,” Bogin’s exhibition of vibrant colors and tropical memories which is on display in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House.

Garth Burke ’17 and Matthew Mancuso ’17 view a painting during the opening of Professor of Art Michael Bogin’s exhibit “Galàpagos.”

In the Davis Gallery at Houghton House, Professor of Art and Architecture Michael Bogin talks to opening night attendees of “Galàpagos.”

In the Seneca Room, President Mark D. Gearan and Executive Director of the New York Six Consortium Amy Doonan Cronin gather with representatives from the NY6 which includes HWS, St. Lawrence, Union, Colgate, Hamilton and Skidmore for the 2016 Academic Support Services Summit.

Wildlife Adaptation Coordinator for the National Wildlife Foundation Melissa Gaydos '09 speaks about special careers in different fields of biology during Making Connections: Identifying Critical Pathways to Conservation in Trinity Hall.

The benches on South Main Street glow in the morning light.

Assistant Professor of Spanish and Director of Latin American Studies at Niagara University Esteban Mayorga delivers a lecture on the Galapagos Islands during Evolution by textual selection: Melville and Darwin in the Galápagos in the Sanford Room of Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Sophia Catania '17 listens during Making Connections: Identifying Critical Pathways to Conservation in Trinity Hall.

Premilla Nadasen, an associate professor of history at Barnard College, gives the lecture, “Labor of Love: Social Reproduction and the Politics of Care” as part of the Fisher Center Lecture Series on Wednesday. The 2016-17 theme is “No Place Like Home.”

Elizabeth Dunne ’19 poses a question following a President’s Forum with Dan Boysen ’11 addressing local, state and federal issues around gun safety.

During his Presidents Forum address, Curry quoted the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., saying We shall learn to live together as brothers and sisters or perish together as fools. Curry added: But be not dismayed. Do not give up. The choice is actually ours. The fates have not determined it. We can choose chaos or community. And Im here, and youre here, because weve chosen community.

During her Fisher Center lecture, Premilla Nadasen, a scholar-activist, examined the concept of the “caring economy,” which has often been used to describe the labor of social reproduction — both paid and unpaid labor in the home.

Austin Letorney '17 leads prospective students and their families on a campus tour.

Premilla Nadasen, an associate professor of history at Barnard College, gives the lecture, Labor of Love: Social Reproduction and the Politics of Care as part of the Fisher Center Lecture Series on Wednesday. The 2016-17 theme is No Place Like Home.

During her Fisher Center lecture, Premilla Nadasen, a scholar-activist, examined the concept of the caring economy, which has often been used to describe the labor of social reproduction both paid and unpaid labor in the home.

Dan Boysen 11, the fundraising manager at Everytown for Gun Safety, talks about his national work around gun safety laws with Ithaca Mayor and Presidential Fellow Svante L. Myrick and President Mark D. Gearan during a Presidents Forum on Thursday night.