Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Kayla Mosqueda ’27 practices taking the pulse of Amalia Olivieri ’28. Both completed coursework at Finger Lakes Community College this summer to become Certified Nursing Assistants.

Associate Professor of Geoscience David Finkelstein shows sediment from an unusual layer of sand discovered beneath the future Fish Center for the Sciences to Communications Intern Kieran Yadav and Senior Writer Mary Stone. The unexpected find will support student research into the glacial past of the Finger Lakes.

Sunrise over campus and Seneca Lake.

Helaina Rivers ‘30 gives a presentation on the water cycle during the HEOP Summer Institute Academic Conference in the Geneva Room.

Guests gather for a photo at the Twin Cities summer gathering, hosted by Steve Cohen '67 (center) at his home.

Professor of Dance and Movement Studies Cynthia Williams and Campbell McCormick ‘28 pose with the program for the Somatic Dance Conference & Performance Festival they coordinated and hosted in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts this summer.

Professor of Practice and Director of HWS Debate Daniel Schonning ’16 reads from his award-winning poetry collection “As When Waking” during a Seneca Review poetry reading at Two Goats Brewing. The book recently received the Poetry Society of America's Four Quartets Prize.

Nicholas Short ’27 sits at a picnic table in front of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts, one of his favorite locations to study outside.

A member of the William Smith soccer team, Rachel Lee ’27 poses in front of Cozzens Fields.

A favorite spot for media and society major Michaela Riley ’27 is the Fish Screening Room, where she explores cinema alongside members of the HWS Film Club.

Lily Keefe’s ’27 favorite location is the Miltenberger & Bennett-Hooper Rowing Center, where she starts and ends each day as a member of the William Smith rowing team.

As a biology major, Michael Clarke ’29, Michael Clarke ’29 appreciates the recognition across campus of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to receive her degree as a Doctor of Medicine from Geneva Medical College, the precursor to Hobart and William Smith.

Aspen McAuley ’29 enjoys relaxing on the benches along South Main Street because they are a “great place to unwind after the day and watch all that's happening on Seneca Lake.”

Price Morris ‘28 and Aiden Soika ’28 stand together on the Quad, where they like to hang out, play catch with a football, or visit friends in Medbery Hall.

Caio Paiva ’29, student vice president for marketing at the HWS Store, looks forward to renovations that will add a new community space where student clubs can host events and students can gather.

Gianna Hester ’27 sits under her favorite tree on the hill outside of McCormick House overlooking the William Smith soccer practice field.