Hobart and William Smith Colleges

University of Wales Professor Andy Williams discusses a “Sense of Place” involving a hike through the Preseli Hills. Williams is a sociologist by training with expertise in history, culture and geology.

Students discuss options before beginning their first hike through the Welsh country around Carmarthen. Their destination was Pen y Fan, one of the highest peaks in southern Britain.

Alums and friends of the Colleges gather for a photo during Sunday's HWS at the Orioles event.

Students and faculty members enjoy a game of pick-up ultimate frisbee on the Quad.

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

Smith Hall on a beautiful Wednesday afternoon. The stone marker is inscribed to recognize the Hobart College Class of 1882.

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.

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.

Julie Hernandez '95, Lavina Poorswani '96, Tania Dixon-Syriaque ’98, Leonard Syriaque '96, Daya Garcia '96 and LaKisha Williams ’96 pose for a photo during the Food Truck Rodeo and Mug Night on the Quad.

The Oaks Bar tent, a popular destination this Reunion, is an homage to the infamous Twin Oaks Bar, which was once located at the corner of Pulteney and Hamilton streets.

Alumni and alumnae from the Classes of 1966 reconnect over dinner and cocktails at the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center.

The Classes of 1966 gathered for a 50th Reunion dinner at the Katherine D. Eliott Studio Arts Center, which is named for Trustee Katherine D. Elliott '66, L.H.D. '08 whose generosity financed the building.

Alumni, alumnae, friends and family gather on the Quad for the Food Truck Rodeo. This year's rodeo included trucks such as Meat the Press, Cheesed and Confused, and other local vendors.

Director of International Student Affairs David Gage ’91 leads a group of alums on a historic tour of Geneva featuring the Smith Observatory and the William Smith Inn.

Daniel F. Connell III ’66 presents his research in Stern Hall during his Reunion College course, “Refugees, Migrants & Gated Nations: The Eritrean Experience.”

Dr. Bernie '66 and Susan Aaron participate during, Conversations of Consequence,” with the Classes of 1966 in the Seneca Room.