Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Union College student Meghan Keator and Stephanie Kenific '17 pose for a photo during a visit to Coumeenole Beach on the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland. Keator and Kenific are currently participating in the Galway, Ireland abroad program.

Lucie Mendelson 17 and Jessica Nelson 17 kayak along the coastline of Able Tasman National Park on the South Island of New Zealand during a study abroad trip led by Professor of Education Jim MaKinster.

Micaela Carney '17 walks the runway during the student-produced, student-designed fashion show hosted by the Arts Collective in the Vandervort Room on Saturday night.

Colin Marker 18 walks the runway during the Arts Collective fashion show in the Vandevort Room on Saturday. Six student designers presented a total of 13 fashion pieces.

“Hmmmm. Oh yeah, T-Pain! I’m excited for him to come. I love throwbacks.” – Meghan Moore ‘18

“I’m looking forward to next semester and finally getting some snow since I ski.” - Hayden Bitler ‘19

“I’m looking forward to the Pac and all of the prosperity that the new changes will bring.” – Edith Wormley (Director HEOP)

“Hockey-wise, I’m looking forward to the playoffs. Also the spring so it can be warm again. I don’t really like snow.” – Mike Russo ‘17

Gathered in the Blackwell Room for a celebration of Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN) are William Smith students who attended seminars hosted by PLEN in Washington, D.C., as well as William Smith and Geneva High School students who are members of the Leadership League of Women.

Members of the HWS community gather in the Common Room of the Scandling Campus Center for a welcome dinner with visiting members of the national board of directors of the Public Leadership Education Network, who were on campus for the fall board meeting. William Smith Associate Dean Lisa Kaenzig (left) serves as chair of the board.

Members of the Colleges' a cappella group Perfect Third perform in the Albright Auditorium as part of the Rock for Relay event. The event raised more than $500 for the American Cancer Society.

Beth Boyer , associate professor of water resources at Pennsylvania State University, delivers her lecture Atmospheric Mercury Deposition Effects on Forested Watersheds in Pennsylvania at the Finger Lakes Institute as the final talk of the Aquatic Seminar Series.

Vernon Lawson '16 leaves the audience in stitches following his comedic act during the Rock for Relay fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.

Author and Distinguished Professor of Geography at Syracuse University, Don Mitchell speaks to students, faculty and guests about how homelessness persists in American cities.