Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Afrika Owes '16 and Innis Baah '10 catch up before serving as the keynote speakers during this year’s Rev. Dr. Alger L. Adams ’32 Dinner in the Common Room. The special event is named in honor of Adams, the first African American to graduate from Hobart College. Owes is the current recipient of the Lillian E. Collins Endowed Scholarship Fund.

HWS alums and parents gather at Rye Bar & Grill in Rye, N.Y., with Head Hockey Coach Mark Taylor (right) before heading to the rink to watch the team take on Manhattanville College on Saturday.

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

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

Ike Babbitt '11, Paul Marshall '11, Sarah Borup '09, James Hollyday '11 and Carl Ranieri '11 gather for a photo during a skiing trip in Utah.

Members of the William Smith basketball team sign autographs as part of National Girls and Women in Sports Day.

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.

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

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

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.

A group of attendees at the Charity Date Auction gather for a photo in the Vandervort Room.

Hannah Nichols '17, Mary Herlihy Gearan, and Nicole O'Connell '16 pose for a photo following the Caribbean Student Association’s annual Charity Date Auction in the Vandervort Room.

Three couples, including President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan, participate in a “couples challenge” as part of the annual Charity Date Auction hosted by the Caribbean Student Association. The event raised nearly $1,600 for Beverly Animal Shelter in Waterloo, N.Y.

Ammenab-Taner Bennerson ’18 receives bids for a date at the Caribbean Student Association’s annual Charity Date Auction in the Vandervort Room of the Scandling Campus Center on Saturday evening.

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

Students discuss the Teacher Education Program with Director of Elementary Education Jennifer Harris at the Soup-er Bowl event in Hirshson Ballroom.