Hobart and William Smith Colleges

An aerial view of campus on Saturday afternoon.

In the Stine Room of the Adams Intercultural Center, students participate in a candlelight vigil to remember the lives of those lost in the Israel and Palestine conflict.

Students look at artwork by Nancy Friedmann-Sánchez that is on display in the show “Look Both Ways” in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House. The show is co-sponsored by the Adams Intercultural Center and the Spanish and Hispanic Studies Department.

To celebrate Founder’s Day, Stephanie Nieves ’15, Sophia Mughal ’25, Gabrielle Perez ’12, Anjalee Wanduragala ’26 and Jane Erickson ’07 have a conversation about community and belonging.

Joshua Cruz ‘24 tosses a baseball on the Quad.

In this edition of This Week in Photos, we feature some of our favorite photos from Homecoming and Family Weekend. Here, fans celebrate a touchdown during Hobart football’s victory over St. Lawrence.

Brianna Felice ’25 races through the neutral zone in William Smith ice hockey’s home opener against Oswego.

The William Smith cross country team begins the 6-kilometer Liberty League Championship race. The Herons hosted the nine-team title chase at Seneca Lake State Park.

The sun rises over campus on the first day of Homecoming and Family Weekend.

In the McDonald Theatre, the cast of “The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong” performs under the direction of Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Hatch.

Prior to receiving the Distinguished Faculty Award, Professor Emeritus of Sociology T. Dunbar Moodie and Professor Emeritus of History Daniel J. Singal join with President Mark D. Gearan and other retired faculty colleagues.

Students and their families play foosball during Quadapalooza on Friday night.

Families enjoy tours of the Richard S. Perkin Observatory under the Hunter’s Moon during Homecoming and Family Weekend.

Adjunct Instructor of Art and Architecture Brittany Coburn ’17 leads a talk about her exhibit “Hard to Swallow” in the Solarium Gallery at Houghton House.

In the Stine Room of the Adams Intercultural Center, Terry Smith ’80 leads a conversation about ways everyone can give back to the communities that support them.

Fans enjoy some pre-game tailgating fun on Saturday.