Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students take a group photo with a thank-you card written by the students of the Escuela Proyecto La Esperanza.

Students from the New Jersey SEEDS (Scholars, Educators, Excellence, Dedication and Success) program walk to class. This is the ninth consecutive year the program has been held at HWS.

Assistant Professor of Architectural Studies Gabriella D’Angelo instructs students on how to use AutoCAD to transfer their hand drawn designs to the computer. J.P. White ’17, Audrey English ’17, Sarah Pullman ’18 and Garth Burke ’17 (not pictured) are creating landscape designs for the area around the new Richard S. Perkin Observatory.

In the Warren Hunting Smith Library, Bob Beutner, a digital learning consultant, works on processing spatial data to support research on the Finger Lakes conducted by several HWS professors.

On the Quad, members of the Nancy Curvin Playground Players plan for their upcoming summer production of “The Soldier and the Tinderbox.” The public performance will be held on July 13 at the Lakefront Gazebo.

Marjorie Kulesa P'93, P'04, Kathleen Lucchesi P'20 and Jenn Kulesa-Kast '93 stop for a photo during the summer alumni and alumnae gathering in Westhampton, N.Y.

Subin Nepal '15, Georgia Baker '15​ and Chris Gorman '17 meet up in London, England to watch the Wimbledon Finals.

Robert Nanovsky '13, Emma Dow '15, Molly McElgunn '15, Micailah Adee '14, Rachel Hughes '15 and Caroline DeWeirdt '15 pose for a photo after completing the Chicago Rock n Roll Half Marathon and 10K Race.

Sarah Benyo '18, Natalie Booth '18 and Meghan Cloutier '19 extract and sequence genomes of the milkweed family as part of Assistant Professor of Biology Shannon Straub's summer research group.

Jesse Singleton '18 (center) meets with members of Quick Silver Theater Company in Stern Hall.The discussion is part of the Playwrights of Color Summit being held on campus this 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.

Sam Deluccia ‘13 and Noah Lucas ’13 meet up in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Fernando Banales Mejia '17 and Professor of Chemistry Erin Pelkey create dry ice by compressing carbon dioxide into a solid.

Duncan Lilley '17, a student leader at IT Services, answers questions from the Help Desk in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

The sun illuminates the Rosenberg Hall atrium on Wednesday afternoon.

Local builders Kurt Martin and Scott Kanehl assist with the construction of a new play park adjacent to campus and the Geneva Garden apartments in the South Lake neighborhood. Scheduled for completion in May 2017, the playground will include swings, climbing structures, a kickball field and a community garden.