Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students in “Ancient to Medieval Art” join Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Michael Tinkler and Mary Herlihy Gearan for a tour of the President’s House.

Senior Research Associate in Ornithology at Cornell University Leonardo Campagna gives a presentation as part of the Biology Department’s speaker series.

The first snowfall of the semester blankets campus on Tuesday morning.

Under the direction of Associate Professor of Music Mark Olivieri, members of the Jazz Ensemble perform in the L. Thomas Melly ’52 Lobby of the Gearan Center.

Professors of International Relations Stacey Philbrick Yadav and Kevin Dunn host a joint class in Bartlett Theatre.

Professor of Classics Jim Capreedy assists students translating ancient texts in “Elementary Ancient Greek.”

Grace Covelli ‘25 and Mohammad Yassin ’25 speak at the UNICEF fundraiser for children affected by the Israel and Palestine conflict. The event was hosted by HWS UNICEF and the Muslim Student Association.

Hussein Labib ’24 returns a backhand shot during his match against Western University.

Local residents Kathy and Geoff Fuchs host Esme Pham ’26, Joy Nguyen ’26, Khairul Islam ’25 and Jada Smith-Padmore ’24 for Thanksgiving Dinner at their home.

The William Smith basketball team cheers on Amelia McCulley ’27 and Leia Brunt ’26 as they perform their pregame handshake prior to their home game against Hamilton on Tuesday.

While studying abroad, Van Tran ’25 and Maddie Wasner ’25 visit the Eiffel Tower.

In Coxe Hall, students take part in the EA FC 24 tournament hosted by the Gaming Club.

International Student Success Manager Sherri Martin-Baron welcomes students to a Friendsgiving Brunch during November Recess.

Resident Dining Manager Scott Brignall (center) poses with colleagues during his retirement celebration after working at HWS for 42 years.

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

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