Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Matthew Skinner ’17 recently landed a summer internship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He will be researching domestic and international agricultural policy and investigating the climate change response plans of foreign countries.

A student walks down the stairs outside of Demarest Hall on Tuesday.

Associate Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Erika King and her children, Phoebe and Malcom, show-off their henna tattoos at the Asian Student Union’s Lunar New Year dinner.

Asian Student Union board members Sara DeVault-Feldman ’17, Danielle Ramos ’18, Yoko Furuya ’18 and Phoebe Rafferty ’17 pose for a photo following the Lunar New Year dinner.

Traditional Chinese Lion dancers from Cornell University perform at the Lunar New Year dinner hosted by the Asian Student Union.

New members of the Writing Colleagues Program pose for a photo during the welcome reception on Thursday evening in the Seneca Room.

The Society for New Music, conducted by Travis Newton, perform during a live screening of the 1920 Douglas Fairbanks' silent film, The Mark of Zorro. The original score accompanying the film was composed by Assistant Professor of Music Mark Olivieri.

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.

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

Davis Moffly '18, Haleigh Quigg '18 and Sarah Deiseroth '18 walk past Coxe Hall on their way to classes.

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

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.

Professor of Media and Society Lester Friedman leads a discussion before a screening of the silent film “The Mark of Zorro.”

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.

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.

William Smith students perform the “Vagina Monologues” in the Cellar Pub on Valentine's Day. The event was sponsored by the Women’s Collective.