Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Vamos Geneva, a taskforce in the Geneva, N.Y. community that supports Spanish and English bilingual education, hosts a Día de los Muertos event at the Geneva Public Library for children. Volunteers Elliott Menzies ‘24 and Leela Walter ‘27 lead a craft table inviting children to make decorative calaveras (skulls).

The HWS Model African Union team poses for a photo with their adviser, Associate Professor of Economics Keoka Grayson (left), after attending the Southeast Model African Union Conference hosted by Kennesaw State University, where they received the Outstanding Delegation Award.

Before Hobart ice hockey’s game at University of Southern Maine, fans gather at Sebago Brewing Company. The event was hosted by Kristin Schram Riley ’03 and Tim Riley ’01.

To get student feedback on a wide range of issues, HWS Student Trustees hold a gathering at the home of President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan.

An aerial view of campus on Saturday afternoon.

The William Smith soccer team celebrates its 19th Liberty League championship title after defeating RIT 1-0 on Sunday. The Herons host Nazareth in the opening round of the NCAA Division III tournament on Saturday, Nov. 11.

Members of the Hobart football team spend time with the kids at Happiness House in Geneva.

Students studying abroad with Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies May Farnsworth gather for a photo outside of Toledo, Spain.

Following the Anderton Economic Policy Symposium, students pose with keynote speaker Narayana Kocherlakota, the former head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and University of Rochester Economics Professor.

New York Times bestselling author Jessamine Chan joins this year’s Trias Writer-in-Residence Rachel Yoder for a reading of her work in Bartlett Theatre.

Mackenzie Wodka ’23, MSM ’24 scored in the sixth minute to lift the Heron field hockey team to a 1-0 win over Ithaca in the Liberty League Championship game on Sunday.

Annabel Ramsay ’25 feeds a Capybara at a Capybara Cafe while studying abroad in Taipei, Taiwan this semester.

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.

Joshua Cruz ‘24 tosses a baseball on the Quad.

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.

Associate Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship Craig Talmage joins with Chatham University President Rhonda Phillips at her inauguration. As his mentor at Arizona State University, Talmage credits Phillips with “instilling in me a love of teaching and community engagement.”