Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Kate Moreau 18 recently completed the Provincetown Swim for Life, which has raised $4 million for AIDS, women's health, and this year, the Orlando shooting victims. A member of the HWS chapter of To Write Love on Her Arms, Moreau swam in honor of National Suicide Prevention Week.

Cathy Caiazza 05, Carla DeLucia Fallon 05 and Dr. Lisa DeLucia Bruno 04 stop at Bozzuto Boathouse for a photo.

Students recruited by Associate Director of Admissions Sue Willard '99 pose for a photo after getting together for dinner.

Students greet one another on the staircase of the Napier Classroom Center during the first day of classes.

Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science David J. Eck explains the general structure of an operating system during CPSC 431: Operating Systems.

Students from the first-year Sustainable Living and Learning Community listen to community member Jeff Henderson talk about Geneva Peeps, a sustainable community egg co-op in downtown Geneva that he helped to create.

Emily Knipper ’18 studies for her biochemistry course in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

First-year William Smith student Kristina Worts '20 captures an image of the Hobart Men's Soccer team holding an evening practice on Boswell Field.

Alexandra Frary ’18 dribbles around a pair of defenders as she enters the 16-yard arc. Frary scored a goal and added two assists in the Herons’ season opening win over Morrisville Thursday night.

Professor of Biology Beth Newell's Marine Biology and Ecology class observe Humpback whales off the coast of North Stradbroke Island. The students are studying abroad this semester in Australia under the direction of Newell and Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Kristen Brubaker.

At the end of their “Love Local” field trip, students in the Sustainable Living and Learning Community gather for a group photo with Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies Thomas Drennen.

Students examine marine organisms with Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Tom Cribb of the University of Queensland on the coast of North Stradbroke Island.

Alexander Cohen '20 reads the 2016 first-year Common Read “Citizen” by Claudia Rankine, in the Warren Hunting Smith Library. Rankine will speak on campus in late November.

Members of the Classes of 2020 help clean debris at St. Stephen’s Church in Geneva, N.Y.

Shannon Murphy '20, Stephen Combs '20 and Antonella Perez '20 wash children’s toys at the Geneva YMCA during the 17th annual Orientation Day of Service.

Students assist with meal packing for Stop Hunger Now at the Robert A. Bristol ’31 Field House during the 17th annual HWS Orientation Day of Service on Saturday morning. More than 250 HWS students packed about 30,000 meals for distribution to children and families in need.