Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Dignauris Garcia '17, Bisiayo Fashemi '16 of Union College, Justine Monthony '17 of Union College, and Jerlin Garo '17 stop for a photo before snorkeling on a trip to Heron Island. They are studying abroad in Queensland, Australia.

HWS and Union College students studying abroad in Queensland, Australia through a joint program pose for a photo while hiking in Girraween National Park.

At HWS Impact, Danielle Ramos '18 discusses her Filipino heritage, exploring the marginalization of the Asian community and the negative effects of homogenizing cultures. Ramos was one of six students to share their personal experiences at the event.

At the conclusion of the annual Take Back the Night event, community members gather for a vigil that was open to all members of the community on the steps of Coxe Hall.

Women's Collective holds their annual Take Back the Night event to raise awareness and help eradicate sexual violence.

Outside the Cellar Pub, Quinn Cullum '18 prepares for class.

Campus Safety Officer Ashley Dodge and Assistant Director of Student Activities Christine Lucht ask students to write a message of support to members of Umpqua Community College (UCC) in Oregon. The messages will be compiled in a slideshow that will be presented to the UCC community.

Gabriella Milano '19 and Laura Rollins '19 talk to Molly Gorelick '19 and Hannah Rosen '19 about the upcoming Day of Service. HWS students will volunteer at nearly 20 sites across the community.

Superintendent of the Geneva City School District Trina Newton welcomes students from Geneva High School to the HWS campus during the ninth-grade visit on Tuesday. Part of the Geneva 2020 program, the visit provided an informative look at college life.

Joe Bochynski 08 installs his works in the Davis Gallery in preparation of his show titled Everybody is Everybody. The opening reception and gallery talk will be held on Friday, Oct. 16, and the installation will remain on display until Nov. 13.

Hobart and William Smith students speak with ninth graders from Geneva High School during a visit to campus. The students spent the morning learning about the admissions process, financial aid and campus life.

Students walk past the statue of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, which was created by Professor of Art and Architecture Ted Aub in 1994. Blackwell graduated from Hobart Colleges precursor, Geneva Medical College, in 1847 and became the first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States.

Geneva High School ninth graders take a tour of campus. The visit was part of the Geneva 2020 program that strives to harness the resources within the community to increase graduation rates, career and college readiness and literacy.

Anthony Bannon, director of the Burchfield Penney Art Center at Buffalo State College, discusses Writing about Art in Houghton House.

Maddie Sutton '17 examines the skull of a warbler to help determine the age of the bird at Braddock Bay Bird Observatory in Hilton, N.Y. as part of an independent study she is doing with Professor of Biology Mark Deutschlander.

Members of the HWS and Geneva communities gather at SpaceVinyl for a business-after-hours networking mixer hosted by company creators Zach Lerman '13 and Andrew King '14.