Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Associate Professor of Philosophy Karen Frost-Arnold holds her Experiencing & Knowing class on the steps of Trinity Hall on Monday.

Maryum Raheem '16, Amelia Zhao '17 and Kathryn Yochim '16 engage in a conversation during Associate Professor of Philosophy Karen Frost-Arnold’s class.

As part of a final project for their class with Professor of Education James MaKinster, Peter Budmen '15, MAT '16 and Devyn Workman '15, MAT '16 discuss the ways in which students experience microaggressions related to sexual orientation in classrooms.

Members of the HWS community fill the Vandervort Room for the screening of Daughters of the New Republic: Harriet Tubman and Sarah Bradford, directed by Professor of Media and Society Linda Robertson.

In Chi Phi Fraternity, College Democrats’ President Dan Bristol '18 opens the 2016 Presidential election panel discussion featuring Associate Professor of Political Science DeWayne Lucas, Mayor of Ithaca and HWS Presidential Fellow Svante Myrick and President Mark D. Gearan. The event was sponsored by HWS Votes, Chi Phi, College Republicans and College Democrats.

Jenny Gottstein, director of games at The Go Game, presents a talk titled Don't Leave School Without It: Millennial Innovators Speak For the Role of the Arts & Humanities in the Transformation of Society to members of the NY6 Think Tank in the Hilayama-Williams Family Ensemble Hall.

Professor of Media and Society Linda Robertson discusses her documentary, Daughters of the New Republic: Harriet Tubman and Sarah Bradford, in the Vandervort Room.

As part of Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robin Lewis’ class, Rachael Best '18, Katie Rogan '17 and Jeff Rizza '16 explain the inner workings of a soilless agricultural system during the workshop titled Food without Dirt: An Introduction to Aquaponics in the Environmental Studies house.

Lucie Mendelson '17 and Matalin Carville '17 talk outside Demarest Hall on Monday afternoon.

Saoirse Scott '19 poses for a photo in front of the Scandling Campus Center. Scott was recently named one of Campus Compact's 2016 Newman Civic Fellows, a prestigious national honor awarded to students who have worked to find solutions for challenges facing their communities.

David Lahmani '17 poses for a photo in front of the world's tallest statue of Murugan, a Hindu deity, while visiting Batu Caves in Gombak, Selangor, Malaysia. Lahmani is participating in the Hong Kong study abroad program.

While participating in the Copenhagen Abroad program, Halle Burns '17 hikes through Andorra in the Pyrenees Mountains.

Hobart hockey team members speak with students in a fourth grade class at Lafayette Intermediate School in Waterloo, N.Y. The Hobart students discussed what it means to be a member of a team. Megan Whelan's '16 is student teaching in the classroom.

Sara Volo '17, Amy Feda '17, Madeleine Popp '17, Rebecca Sloane '17, Bridget Nishimura '17 and Malorie Maher '17 visit the Pantheon in Rome. The students are currently participating in the Italy study abroad program.

At the Finger Lakes Community College campus in Geneva, Stephanie Aliquo '16, Joy Gitter '16 and Sarah Friedman '16 present the research they completed for their sociology senior seminar to members of the Geneva 2020 Committee. The research investigates post-graduation plans of Geneva high school students.

Peter Budmen '15 MAT '16, Assistant Director of Admissions Caitlin Moran '15, Avery Share '15, Associate Director of Admissions Ellie Blase '13, Associate Director of Admissions Claire Criniti '13, Michaela Criniti '15 and Taylor Jones '13 pose for a photo after running a combined 77.7 miles during the Seneca7 race around Seneca Lake.