Hobart and William Smith Colleges

President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan host students who are members of Rotaract and Geneva Rotarians. Photo by Neil Sjoblom ’75.

Students walk to the Scandling Campus Center on Tuesday.

Eric Koon ’24 examines “Three Faced Sharman,” an Inuit sculpture completed in 1990 by artist George Auksaq, during “Indigenous Arts” with Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Angelique Szymanek.

Jada Smith-Padmore ’24 drives on a racing simulator in the Scandling Campus Center on Monday afternoon.

Members of the William Smith bowling and field hockey teams participate in “Cooking Like a Champ,” a cooking class with Registered Dietitian Megan Dennis in Saga.

While attending the National Alliance on Mental Health conference with Professor Jamie Bodenlos, Harper Tanguay ’24, Alex George ’24, Tiffany Foster ’24, Cora Nagle ’24, Katie Corren ’24, Sophie Leidig ’24 and Conrad Palmer ’24 gather for a photo.

Assistant Professor of Sociology at Syracuse University Aaron Benanav speaks about automation and the future of work to kick off the Fisher Center’s speaker series, “Chains: Linkages, Dependencies, Connections.”

Julia DiMenna ’23 heads home the game-winning goal as William Smith soccer team defeats Ithaca 1-0 on Wednesday.

Avi Rajkarnikar '23 and Jesse Whelan-Small '24 enjoy the fall weather in front of the Harris House on South Main Street.

Kayla Ketchabaw ’25 leads a cheer with members of the Geneva community following William Smith ice hockey’s youth clinic.

E.J. Taylor ’27 breaks loose for a 38-yard touchdown run against Keystone on Saturday. The Statesmen scored on their first seven possessions in a 43-10 win over the Giants.

During the dedication of the Carver Delaney Suite, Trustee Chip Carver ’81 announces that the team room will be named in honor of Head Coach Aliceann Wilber P’12, L.H.D. ’22. The new suite was made possible by Carver and his wife Anne Delaney.

Students walk between Stern Hall and the Warren Hunting Smith Library on Tuesday morning.

In celebration of Hispanic/LatinX Heritage month, the Adams Intercultural Center hosts a game night for students, faculty and staff.

The newest Geneva Scholarship Associates – David Turrell ’27, Christopher Woody ’27, Michaela Riley ’27 and Gavin Brignall ’27 – gather for a photo with Geneva High School Principal Gregory Baker ’00 (left), Mary Herlihy Gearan, President Mark D. Gearan and Senior Vice President and COO of Lyons National Bank Rob Sollenne P’15 (right).

Guided by Chris Lajewski of the Montezuma Audubon Society and Professor of Biology Mark Deutschlander, students in “Ornithology” observe a Pileated Woodpecker while kayaking down the Erie Canal.