Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Maddie Sutton '17 releases a wood thrush after banding the bird at Braddock Bay Bird Observatory, as part of an independent study she is doing under the direction of Professor of Biology Mark Deutschlander.

Associate Professor of Philosophy Karen Frost-Arnold, Molly Doris-Pierce '15 and Carly Petroski '15 gather for a photo after presenting their paper, titled Silencing the Silencers: The Ethics of Feminist Trolling to Combat Online Hate Speech, at the Feminist Ethics and Social Theory Conference in Clearwater Beach, Fla.

Photographer Greg Searles '13 captures a photo of a northern saw-whet owl, a small owl native to North America, while visiting the Braddock Bay Bird Observatory in Hilton, N.Y.

Jennie Seidewand '09 talks to students about job opportunities with EXPLO, an academic summer camp program held on the campuses of Wheaton College, Wellesley College and Yale University.

Sexologist Dr. Jill McDevitt speaks with students in the Vandervort Room during her talk titled Virgins and Sluts sponsored by the Women's Collective.

Students relax on the steps of Coxe Hall on Wednesday afternoon.

Assistant Professor of Education Khuram Hussain presents his opening remarks during Candidates Night at West Street Elementary.

Rotimi Adeoye '18, Josh Weinstein '17 and Allison Magnarelli '18 greet constituents during Candidates Night at West Street Elementary School. Candidates running for Geneva City Council spent the night taking questions and participating in discussions.

Contractors continue to add the slate roof to the Performing Arts Center, which is scheduled to open in January.

HWS Chaplain Maurice Charles shares his thoughts on Not by Rage Alone: Spiritual Practice and Social Justice during a discussion hosted by the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

Benjamin Lawrance, the Conable Chair of International Studies at Rochester Institute of Technology and a distinguished scholar in the fields of African history and international legal studies, delivers his lecture, African Refugees, International Law, and the Global Asylum Crisis, in the Sanford Room.

Students, staff and faculty gather for a “Fireside Chat” with HWS Chaplain Maurice Charles on Tuesday in the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

Members of the Brooklyn-based arts collective, Not an Alternative, present their project, The Natural History Museum, a work of socially engaged art that functions as a political campaign and a counter-institution on Wednesday evening as part of the Fisher Center speaker series.

Yelena Minyonok, chief curator of the Folklore Archive and major researcher in the Folklore Division Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow, spoke to faculty and students about The Witch Next Door: Miracles of Belief in Modern Russia on Wednesday in Stern Hall.

French philosopher Frédéric Neyrat leads a discussion titled, Cosmophagy, Cinema and Anthropocene, on Wednesday evening as part of the Fisher Center series.

Shaahida Samuel ’19 and Lauryn Downing '17 speak during their small group discussion at HWS Impact on Sunday afternoon. The event was a platform for students to engage in collective exploration of campus culture.