Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Glacier National Park from the Going-to-the-Sun Road.

In Glacier National Park at night, Colton takes a long exposure of Flathead River. Glacier is a certified “dark-sky park,” meaning there is little light pollution.

Isa Daniels ’27 studies for finals in her Potter Hall residence hall room.

Alex Moesch ’27 launches a jumper over a Wells defender. He finished the contest with a game-high 18 points as the Hobart basketball team improved to 8-0 on the season.

Kelly Howe ’26 fires a shot past the Buffalo State goaltender. She scored once in each period for her first collegiate hat trick, leading the Heron hockey team to its eighth straight win.

The William Smith a cappella group Three Miles Lost performs during its end-of-semester concert in Froelich Hall.

Master’s students offer their final presentations during “Management Strategies” with Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship Tom Drennen and Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robinson Murphy.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robinson Murphy provides feedback to students presenting during “Management Strategies” in the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship.

In the Stine Multipurpose Room of the Adams Intercultural Center, students participate in game night.

Artist Juan Madrid leads a zine workshop with students in Houghton House after the opening of his show “Cicatriz” in the Davis Gallery.

Dylan Robson '24 presents his final Econometrics project to Professor of Economics Joyce Jacobsen, Associate Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship Craig Talmage and his classmates.

Snow covers campus in the early morning.

Students present watercolor maps they created during “Drawing for Story & Storytelling” with Associate Professor of American Studies Kirin Makker.

Students listen to Jack Murphy '24 present his Econometrics research project in the Common Room.

Ava Miller '27, Emma Aluck '27, Adelle Olexy '27, Chloe Woods '27, Emily Cain '27 and Matthew Iasenza '25 perform Les Trois Petits Cochons (The Three Little Pigs) in French 225 with Adjunct Language Professor Shikha Mehta Demetro.

While overlooking Seneca Lake, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Kristen Brubaker speaks to students in “Environmental Science.”