Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Faculty and students engage in a discussion about the popular mobile game Pokémon Go as an object lesson in questions of ethics, truth, privilege and passion.

SUNY Fredonia President Dr. Virginia Schaefer Horvath joins Deputy Director of Planning and Development for the City of Dunkirk Nicole Waite and local community members in the Seneca Room for lunch on Tuesday.

A painting of Odell's Pond by Jenny Wu '12 hangs outside the Common Room in Scandling Campus Center. Wu recently completed an MFA at American University.

Students interested in study abroad meet in the Vandervort Room for an information session. HWS was recently ranked seventh in the nation for study abroad opportunities and global programming.

Chair and Associate Professor of Russian Studies Kristen Welsh speaks with a group of students about study abroad programs available through the Russian Area Studies Department.

Professor Emeritus of Anthropology and Sociology Jim Spates discusses the local Dove Block restoration project during the Friday Faculty Lunch Series. Located in downtown Geneva, the Dove building once served as the studio for America's first abstract expressionist painter Arthur Dove. Dove is a member of the Hobart Class of 1903.

Elizabeth Moore '20 (left) and Kristina Camaj '19 race for a shot against a diving SUNY Fredonia goaltender.

Megan Barwick '19 blows past a defender during William Smith's 7-0 victory over SUNY Fredonia on Wednesday.

Emma Honey '20 works her way downfield against SUNY Oneontas defense.

From his porch, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology and Sociology James Spates captures the William Smith Rowing Team on Seneca Lake.

Joseph Escamilla '18 heads a shot on net during Hobart's game against SUNY Potsdam.

Adrian Colmenares '18 jostles for position on the ball during Hobart's 2-1 overtime victory against SUNY Potsdam on Wednesday.

Alessandra Patrizio '17 battles a SUNY Oneonta defender in front of the goal during the Heron's 5-0 victory over the Red Dragons.

Fulbright Award winner Ryan Kertanis '16 sings the Hobart alma mater with his students at Orkhon University in Mongolia.

Students, faculty and staff gather for a photo following the Eid-al-Adha celebration hosted by Associate Professor of Religious Studies Etin Anwar. The annual holiday marks the end of Ramadan.

Elizabeth Alexakos 20, Tyghe McCoy 19 and Chris Aslanian 19 study in the L. Thomas Melly 52 Lobby of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.