Hobart and William Smith Colleges

On behalf of Hobart and William Smith, Chair of the Board of Trustees Thomas S. Bozzuto ’68 throws out the first pitch at Sunday's Orioles game at Camden Yards. The Day at the Orioles was hosted by Edward '86 and Robin Savits '87 Cooper P'16.

Using materials donated from the New York State Cornell Agricultural Experiment Station, Audrey English ’17 and Sarah Pullman ’18 put together a structure of willow boughs for the new playground. The playground will be built from natural materials and is intended to create a play-space for children in the Geneva Garden apartments.

HWS community members practice yoga Wednesday morning on the HWS Fribolin Farm.

Madison MacDowell '18 throws to a teammate during a pick-up ultimate frisbee game. Organized by Associate Professor of Philosophy Eric Barnes and Associate Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller, pick-up ultimate frisbee is played on the Quad almost every week.

Members of the Quick Silver Theater Company gather for a photo before presenting a staged reading of “Holy Intervention” by playwright Shashone Lambert in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Members of the Geneva community and the Colleges gather in Geneva’s Bicentennial Park to memorialize the victims of the attacks at an Orlando nightclub over the weekend.

Amy Hickey ’97 addresses community members, including Chaplain Maurice Charles, on Tuesday night at an event to honor the victims of the attacks at an Orlando nightclub last weekend. Hickey is the executive director of the LGBTQ Center of the Finger Lakes.

Tuesday night's sunset from under the docks of Bozzuto Boathouse.

President Mark D. Gearan offers a reflection during the remembrance service, Honoring Lives, Uniting in Hope, held in St. John's Chapel in honor of the 49 victims of the tragedy in Orlando.

Artists from the Geneva Music Festival, Geoffrey Herd, Eliot Heaton, Colin Brookes and Max Geissler, perform “Beethoven String Quartet No. 13 in B-Flat Major” during a remembrance service in St. John's Chapel to honor the victims of the tragedy in Orlando, Fla.

In honor of the victims of the tragedy in Orlando, Fla., the American flag on the HWS campus flies at half-staff on South Main Street.

Construction begins on the Colleges' new solar farms. Once completed, the combined arrays will provide five megawatts of power, the largest solar installation at any institution of higher education in New York State.

Admissions Tour Guide Adrian Colmenares '17 shows prospective students and their family members around campus on Wednesday.

A crescent moon hangs in the sky above Odell's Village on Sunday night.

Professor of Economics Alan Frishman P’00 chats with Craig Meyers from IT Services about his new computer.

Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies Thomas Drennen checks out the construction project at the Colleges’ new solar farm. The two arrays will deliver 50 percent of the Colleges' power through renewable energy while providing new hands-on curricular opportunities for students.