Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Sydney Gomez '17 drives the Campus Activities Board's Cab at Fall Nationals.

Trias Writer-in-Residence Jeff VanderMeer, best-selling author of the Southern Reach Trilogy, leads a workshop with students. VanderMeer is the recipient of the Shirley Jackson Award, the Nebula Award, and three-time winner of the World Fantasy Award.

Matt Bindig '98, the author of the novel “Nothing Here is Real,” discusses literature and English careers during a talk in the Blackwell Room following his Trias reading.

Representing The Druid Society, Hobart’s senior honor society, Clayton Lyons ’17 attempts to pass Drew Helbling ’16 of Sigma Chi in a photo finish at Fall Nationals.

Ned Kennedy ’19 of Theta Delta Chi edges out a win over Sigma Chi’s Drew Helbling ’16 during the semifinal round of 2016 Fall Nationals race during Homecoming and Family Weekend.

Sophia Melvin '18 and Devica Davis-Kilpatrick '18 share a laugh and a high-five during Quad-a-Palooza.

President Mark D. Gearan delivers the State of the Colleges address in the Vandervort Room of the Scandling Campus Center on Saturday morning.

Jordan Raivel ’20 and Alex Cottrell ’20 enjoy a view of a harvest moon from the docks of Bozzuto Boathouse on Saturday evening.

Political strategist James Carville P'17, LL.D. ’13 speaks with Cynthia L. Caird L.H.D. ’12, Peter Caird and James F. Caird '56, L.H.D. ’12 following the President's Forum discussion on the upcoming 2016 election.

The Echo Group President Dan Fee '92, Ithaca Mayor and Presidential Fellow Svante L. Myrick, President Mark D. Gearan, and political strategists Mary Matalin P'17 and James Carville P'17, LL.D. ’13 talk politics across parties during a special Homecoming and Family Weekend President's Forum.

Jack Daniels P’86, GP’17, who served as Hobart football head coach from 1981 through 1986, receives a standing ovation at a dinner held in his honor during Homecoming and Family Weekend.

Swellar Zhou '19, Alden Ferrier '19, Sally Dent '19, Jemma Roche '19 and Gia Kang '19 chat while eating dinner during the cabaret talent show performance at Quad-a-Palooza.

Donovan Hayden ’19 (center) enjoys time with his parents, Dr. Wilburn Hayden and Patricia Trudeau P’19, at Quad-a-Palooza during Homecoming and Family Weekend.

Three Miles Lost, the Colleges' female a cappella group, performs during the Homecoming and Family Weekend student talent show on Friday.

Campus Activities Board members Tanisha Genao ’18, Carlos Robles ’18, Channel Campbell ’18, Genesis Gonzalez '17 and Brianna Moore '18 gather for a photo before Quad-a-Palooza.

Autism advocate Jesse Saperstein '04, author of, “Atypical: Life with Asperger's in 20 1/3 Chapters,” signs copies of the book after speaking with first-year students.