Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Associate Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller and Director of the Abbe Center for Jewish Life and HWS Hillel Adviser Julianne Miller sing Psalm 23 in Hebrew during the remembrance service held in St. John's Chapel in honor of the victims of the Orlando, Fla. shooting.

During her reflection in honor of the Orlando victims, Associate Professor and Chair of Religious Studies Etin Anwar asked those in attendance to stand together to say 'no' to racial, political and religious violence -- to say 'no' to intolerance and hate due to the fear of the unknown.

My hope is that we leave this sacred place committed to thinking through what each one of us can do about bigotry, hate and violence, said President Mark D. Gearan.

Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Residential Education Brandon Barile facilitates a workshop with senior student affairs leaders at Hartwick College. The workshop focused on assessing emotional intelligence and supervisory relationships.

As part of the Geneva Music Festival, Cellist and Geneva Native Hannah Collins (right) and violinist Clara Lyon lead a session on musical instruments at the Geneva Family YMCA.

We gather to mourn who I will now call the fierce 49, most of whose Spanish names defiantly dance on the tongue even through tears. We pray for those who love and care for them even now, and for those still breathing through the pain of their wounds, said Chaplain Maurice Charles.

Faculty members participate in the inaugural Pop-Up Writing Day organized by the Center for Teaching and Learning on Monday.

During her internship this summer at the Consumer Protection Branch of the U.S. Department of Justice, Elizabeth Biz Chirco '17 poses for photo.

Morgan Atanasio '14 celebrates her first day of dental school at Touro College of Dental Medicine at New York Medical College. At HWS, Atanasio studied biology and movement science, and played on the field hockey and rowing teams.

While studying abroad in Australia, Jennifer Norris '17 spends time with a kangaroo at Caversham Wildlife Park in Perth.

During his summer internship, Peter Lambos ’18 discusses the Pokémon GO app as part of a segment on “Bridge Street,” ABC News Channel 9’s morning talk show, in Syracuse, N.Y.

During her internship, Gail Quintos '17 poses for a photo at Nickelodeon in Los Angeles, Calif. Quintos is working in the company’s casting department this summer.

Eden Tesfaye’14 (center), director of special projects for the Hilary Clinton Campaign in Philadelphia, Pa., gathers for a photo with interns Chalwyn Caulker ’17 and Clayton Lyons’17.

Students, who are participating in the Costa Rica abroad program, explore the Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserve.

BreLynn Nasypany ’11 explains a drill to campers during last week’s Heron soccer camp. Nasypany, who was recently named the head coach for RPI’s women’s soccer team, will be one of eight Herons inducted into the Heron Hall of Honor on October 15.

Austin Letorney ’17 (front) trains with the New York Athletic Club for the U.S. U23 World Championship Trials. The winner of the trials, which are held July 18-22, will travel to Rotterdam, Netherlands to compete in the World Championships.