Hobart and William Smith Colleges

While studying abroad in Scotland, Alessandra Patrizio ’17, Louise Chapman ’17, Geoff Altman ’17, Gyuri Dragomir ’17 and Audrey Haener ’17 take a trip to Edinburgh Castle with their new friends from Germany and Australia.

Students enjoy an open skate at The Cooler in downtown Geneva as part of the After Dark Series sponsored by the Office of Student Activities.

Hobart College Dean Eugen Baer P'95, P'97, HON '07 emcees the Colleges Against Cancer Fraternity Feud Fundraiser, which pitted fraternities against one another in a friendly trivia competition, raising nearly $500.

Evangeline Jones of Om Yoga Studio in Geneva, leads William Smith and Geneva High School students in a self-defense and yoga class in Hirshson Ballroom. The event was sponsored by the Leadership League of Women.

William Smith athletes play a game of basketball with young members of the community as part of National Girls and Women in Sports Day.

Mia Morrison ’19 drives to the basket in the Herons’ game against St. Lawrence University on Saturday.

Melanie Patterson '17 gets a shot off against St. Lawrence in the Herons’ 68-59 victory on Saturday.

Matt Walsh '19 dribbles past the Knights to go for the basket.

Geneva community students prepare to play a game of tennis in Bristol Field House as part of National Girls and Women in Sports Day.

Luke Ruddy '18 takes a shot against St. Lawrence University.

Olivia Hughes ’19 works with John Creatura ’19 on his resume during a career workshop in the Sanford Room.

Ali Ware ’16, Margaret Cameron ’17 and Grant Soucy ’17 will head to Wall Street this summer to join J.P. Morgan’s New York City headquarters. Ware was hired as a first-year analyst and Cameron and Soucy as summer interns.

Teaganne Finn '16 poses for a photo with members of the Rural and Migrant Ministry in the Centennial Center for Leadership on Tuesday. Finn arranged the visit to campus for the children of migrant families in the area.

Students examine a film strip before a screening of the 1920 Douglas Fairbank’s silent film, The Mark of Zorro.” The event was the first in a series sponsored by the Richard S. Abramson Special Performance Fund.

Film and music professional Richard S. Abramson discusses the screening of the 1920 Douglas Fairbank’s silent film, “The Mark of Zorro,” which was accompanied by an original score by Assistant Professor of Music Mark Olivieri in Froelich Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Nate Gliedman ’17 recently landed a highly-competitive summer analyst internship position with J.P. Morgan in Chicago.