Hobart and William Smith Colleges

William Smith Athletics presented a check for $500 before Saturdays field hockey game to Embrace Your Sisters, a non-profit organization providing support to people with breast cancer in the Finger Lakes region.

Alex Lamonte '17, Ellie Barnard '17, Kelly Mauch '17 and Emily Ott '17 meet in Paris to explore the city. Mauch and Ott are currently participating in the Colleges abroad program to Copenhagen, Denmark, and Lamonte and Barnard are studying abroad in Rome.

Members of the HWS College Democrats pose for a photo with New York's 52nd district state Senate seat candidate Barbara Fiala and Binghamton City Councilman for the 4th District candidate Conrad Taylor.

Students participating in the Seville, Spain abroad program visit the Mezquita-Catedral, the Great Mosque of Cordoba, during a tour of the Province of Córdoba.

Activist and former Syracuse University All-American quarterback Don McPherson speaks with Hobart student-athletes as part of the 2015 Napier Leadership Seminar in Albright Auditorium.

Madeline Boles '17 and Ashley Lyon '17 pose for a photo while visiting the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland during their study abroad program.

Assistant Professor of Music Mark Olivieri participates in the selection process of a new Steinway piano for the Performing Arts Center at Steinway & Sons in New York, N.Y.

HWS staff and faculty members gather for dinner and conversation at Provost and Dean of Faculty Titi Ufomata's home on Wednesday.

The Heron field hockey team captured its 11th Liberty League Championship and first since 2012 with its win over the Yellowjackets on Saturday.

Provost and Dean of Faculty Titi Ufomata (right) exchanges a laugh with Solomé Rose, manager of global and community leadership programs for the Centennial Center for Leadership. Ufomata hosted faculty and staff in her home on Wednesday.

High school guidance counselors from Chicago, Cleveland and New Orleans pose for a photo on the steps of the President's House after enjoying a lunch with current students from their schools. Hosted by the Office of Admissions, the counselors participated in a program that allowed them to hear from faculty and staff and tour the campus.

As part of a guidance counselor program hosted by the Office of Admissions, high school guidance counselors from Chicago, Cleveland and New Orleans tour the campus with current students from their schools.

At the annual Tackles & Touchdowns for Happiness House game on Saturday, the captains of the Hobart football team were joined by Holly Miller of Seneca Falls and her family for the coin toss prior to Saturday’s game. Miller, who will turn 5 in December, has attended Happiness House since age 2.

Hobart football’s Shane Sweeney ’19 engineered a seven-play, 64-yard game-winning drive that culminated in a 4-yard touchdown pass with 1.8 seconds remaining to lift the Statesmen to their upset of the Saints on Saturday.

Krista Longo ’16 takes the ball away from St. Lawrence in the Liberty League tournament championship on Cozzens Field on Saturday. Longo scored the game-tying goal for William Smith, sending the game into overtime.

William Smith field hockey’s Maura Moran ’18 puts a shot on goal in the Liberty League tournament championship against Rochester on Saturday. The Herons topped the Yellowjackets 3-1 to earn the conference title.