Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Community-Assistant Lamia Nur Rahman '26 is grateful for her residents, who recently wrote post-it notes for her filled with compliments. Sandeep Tissaaratchy '26 is thankful for his professors, who he’s had the opportunity to become close to this semester.

“I’m thankful for my friends, who are great role models and make me laugh,” Luke Viggiani ’25 says.

Benjamin Farrell ’24 is grateful for friends, family and Seneca Lake.

Gissel Tavarez ’26 is thankful for her parents’ support through college and for the HEOP program.

Manuela Taff-Freire ’27 and other students share what makes them grateful in a special edition of TWIP. “I’m thankful for friends, breakfast at Saga, drawing classes, the arts campus and Seneca Lake,” she says.

“I’m thankful for family, friends, opportunities at HWS and 1989 (Taylor’s Version),” Katelyn Oswalt ’24 says.

Giorgi Bekauri '25 is thankful for the opportunity to study abroad in Latvia through the Center of Global Education in Fall 2024.

Ava Cornforth ’24 is thankful for her friends and family, and for the opportunity to go home for November Break to Milton, Mass.

“I’m thankful for my faculty in the physics and mathematics and computer science departments,” Khairul Islam ’25 says.

Charlotte Miller ’27 is grateful for her supportive father.

Twins Lina Nour Hassini ’26 and Anis Jad Hassini ’26 are thankful to be together on campus.

Brooke Jarvis ’24 brings the ball up court during the William Smith basketball team’s season opener against Geneseo. She finished the game with team-highs of 18 points, six rebounds, three assists, and three steals.

Isaiah Washington ’24 drives past a Morrisville State player. He finished the game with 10 points as Hobart corralled the Mustangs 66-63.

Kayla Powers ’24 hosts a PLEN: Senior Spotlight breakfast in the Stine Multipurpose Room of the Adams Intercultural Center,.

The sun sets over campus on Tuesday evening.

Finger Lakes Institute interns Katrine Berg ’24 and Anjalee Wanduragala ’26 welcome local high school students to the Finger Lakes Youth Climate Summit.