Hobart and William Smith Colleges

In conjunction with Food Week, students participating in Day of Service join the Big Apple Crunch on the Quad. The national event attempts to set the world record for the Most Participants in an Apple-Crunching Event.

Students celebrate the opening of the new bridge at the playground at Geneva Garden Apartments. The bridge was completed as part of Day of Service on Saturday.

Colleen Moore '16 and Jordyn Kessler '16 help local students prepare food for the Festival of Nations cook-off competition at Geneva High and Middle Schools.

Seneca Lake Terrace resident Betty Rook teaches Katernina Barry '16, Jules Picuri '19 and John Camara '19 how to play euchre during the annual fall Day of Service.

Russian Global Chef Liliia Shkileva (center) serves Danielle Moyer '18 and Cam Williams '19 her favorite Russian dishes, which she prepared for HWS students in Saga on Wednesday night.

Polly Duddy '17 competes in the bocce ball tournament as students, staff and community members watch the action.

Students pose with Maria Costa (front, blue shirt) after she presented Macho Men and the Women Who Love Them in celebration of Hispanic Heritage month. A one woman show, Costa portrays a series of people from different backgrounds and cultures who are considered macho men.

Neil Jaico '16 works on an essay in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

HWS President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan welcome students and community members into their home for pumping carving, cider, and fall treats.

Students and community members pose for a photo with President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan after carving pumpkins at the Presidents House.

Centennial Center for Leadership Program Manager for Global and Community Leadership Programs Solomé Rose, Afrika Owes '16, Ato Bentsi-Enchill '17, Teianna Chenkovich '18 and Mary King '17 pose for a photo after participating in the African Model Union on Sunday at Colgate University in Hamilton, N.Y.

Participants of the Wheels of and for Change bike ride pose for a photo outside of the Women's Rights National Historic Park in Seneca Falls, N.Y. as part of the Sentiments & Declarations Public Lecture Series.

Participants in the Wheels of and for Change bike ride, including Professor of Womens Studies Betty Bayer, pass by the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Park. In addition to support from HWS, the event was co-sponsored by the Womens Rights National Historical Park and the National Womens Hall of Fame.

Guitarist Melvin Henderson performs in the Cellar Pub with Greg Wachala, applied instructor of guitar, and members of the ensemble, including James Silliman '17, Grace Bugbee '16 and Yared Lacey '18.

Professor of Economics Bill Waller gives a toast to students in his Introduction to Wine class.

HWS students, faculty and staff attend the Geneva Boys and Girls Club Dinner with the organizations director Chris Lavin 81.