Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Krissia Hercules ’27 and Maya Mahoney ’27 agree that HWS makes it easy to be involved. “It’s easy to try new things,” Hercules says. “And it’s effortless to engage, whether that’s joining clubs, like the Latin American Student Association, or going to sporting events,” Mahoney adds.

Hobart Football Head Coach Kevin DeWall ’00 hands the Liberty League Championship trophy to the team’s captains. Hobart completed a perfect run through the conference with a 37-7 victory over Rochester in the annual Centennial Cup game on Saturday.

Members of the Hai Timiai Honors Society gather with Senior Associate Dean Kelly Payne, Assistant to the Deans Gretchen Emerick-Marr and Assistant Dean Amy Green before dinner at Ports Cafe.

William Smith soccer celebrates after scoring the second goal during their victory over Tufts in the second round of the NCAA tournament.

Kelly Howe ’26 weaves her way through the offense during William Smith’s victory over Albertus Magnus.

Completing a hat trick, Kahlil Fontana ’26 fires a shot on goal during No. 1 Hobart’s victory over UMass.

While out with the HWS fishing club, Jonah Friedman '26 holds up a largemouth bass at the edge of the long pier in Geneva.

Student DJs pose for a photo with WEOS/WHWS Station Manager Greg Cotterill outside of the studio in Scandling Campus Center.

Students discuss the use of figurative language with Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing Kathryn Cowles in "Creative Writing."

Members of the International Student Association visit Niagara Falls over the weekend.

Students, faculty and staff attend the Taste of the World event to experience a variety of international foods and performances in Bartlett Theatre.

Activist and author Harsha Walia speaks about immigration politics, indigenous rights, feminist, anti-racist and anti-statist movements during a lecture organized by the Fisher Center for the Study of Gender and Justice.

Lily Morrell ’26 and Carolyn Norris ’25 study the effects of alcohol exposure on developing frog embryos for “The Politics of Reproduction,” a bi-disciplinary course taught by Professors Kristy Kenyon (Biology) and Renee Monson (Sociology).

A late afternoon aerial view looking south on Seneca Lake.

Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Liliana Leopardi leads a lesson during “Princely Art.”

During “Intro to American Politics,” Assistant Professor of Politics Ed Quish speaks to students about the meaning of social policy.