Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Chef Melquawn Mckiever and Grant Shinagawa '18 pose for a photo during lunch in Saga Dining Hall. Shinagawa served as a “guest chef” at the Sakura station, preparing one of his favorite Asian entrees- braised beef and potatoes.

Reflected in the mirror, Nicole O'Connell '16 (left) and Micaela Carney '18 (right) stop by the Love your Body event table hosted by Assistant Director of Student Actives Christine Lucht and Staff Psychologist Rebecca Berger in the Scandling Campus Center.

Phoebe Moore '16 and Sophie Melvin '18 sign their names in support of Cancer Mission 2020, a grass roots initiative to end cancer by the end of the decade.

Ellie Barnard '17 and Maddy Kapp '17 encourage students to Love the Weigh They Feel as part of the national eating disorder awareness campaign on Tuesday afternoon.

Chef Melquawn Mckiever and Grant Shinagawa '18 pose for a photo during lunch in Saga Dining Hall. Shinagawa served as a “guest chef” at the Sakura station, preparing one of his favorite Asian entrees- braised beef and potatoes.

Students walk past Rosenberg Hall and Napier Classroom Center on Thursday afternoon.

Danzlear Johnson '19 performs as part of Harlem Nights: Boogie Nights edition in the Barn. The event was sponsored by Sankofa.

Chris Ihlefeld '18 participates in the American Red Cross blood drive in the Barn.

Sisters Hannah Cooper '16 and Samantha Cooper '19, Alexandria Buckley '16 and Madison Finn '16 study for class in the Scandling Campus Center café on Thursday afternoon.

This year’s candidates for Student Trustee gather in the Scandling Campus Center café to answer questions. Elections will take place online on Friday, Feb. 26.

Kely Ame-Seshie '18 dances with the step team The Executives during Sankofa's Harlem Nights: Boogie Nights edition in the Barn on Friday.

Molly Neureuter '18 and Danielle Lewis '19 campaign for a Student Trustee seat on the HWS Board of Trustees.

Wenruo Wang '17 speaks with Associate Dean of Global Education Thomas D’Agostino about her presentation Seeing in Full Color about her experience in Berlin, Germany that was supported by the Julius G. Blocker '53 Endowed Fund.

Paige Andrews ’17 discusses her abroad experience in Freiburg, Germany this fall that was supported through the Julius G. Blocker '53 Endowed Fund.

HWS Blocker Fellowship Recipients Paige Andrews '17, Annie Venditti '18, Nathan Gliedman '17 and Wenruo Wang '17 pose for a photo during the Blocker Showcase in Stern Hall. The Julius G. Blocker ’53 Endowed Fund was established to provide support to students at Hobart and William Smith Colleges who participate in one of the HWS study abroad programs in Germany.

Chris Ihlefeld '18 participates in the American Red Cross blood drive in the Barn.