Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Colgate-Palmolive Researcher Fatima Saravia '16, Cornell Postdoctoral Associate Xander Wilcox ’16 and Veterinarian Micaela LoConte '16 discuss their work with students in the Sanford Room.

During the Multicultural Networking and Career Conference, Rafael Rodriguez ’07 speaks on a panel. He is joined by Dan De Nose ’10, Shanelle France ’11, Nate Smith ’00, Josh Leach ’01 and moderator and William Smith Dean Lisa Kaenzig P’22.

Newly inducted members of Tri-Alpha Honor Society, a society for first-generation college students, join with other members for a photo in Bartlett Theatre.

During his composer recital, Ivan Malcolm ’24 leads saxophonists Eliyah Roberts ’24, Mira Linderman-Vento ’26 and Hannah Angelico ’25 in "Kodex #2: Trees." He worked under the direction of Associate Professor of Music Mark Olivieri.

During the Senior Symposium, Thomas Perich ’23 presents “My Hero or Yours? Looking at Monuments of American Leaders Overseas,” research he did under the direction of Assistant Professor of American Studies Ani Mukherji.

Grace Bott ’23 discusses her research on “The Effects of Natural Disasters on International Trade and Employment” conducted with Assistant Professor of Economics Sooyoung Lee at the Senior Symposium.

During the Jr/Sr Choreographers Concert, students perform work by Allie Lussier ’23 in Deming Theatre. Photo by Jan Regan.

During the President’s Forum talk, social scientist Carrie James ’92 fields questions from President Mark D. Gearan on her research exploring young people’s digital, moral and civic lives.

Adjunct Instructor of Art and Architecture Brittany Coburn ’17 and students pour bronze for a sculpture in the Katherine D. Elliott ’66 Studio Arts Center on Monday.

As part of the Senior Symposium, Kevin Lima ’23 offers a talk on his study “Nicholas Cage: Good or Bad?” with adviser Assistant Professor of Media and Society Harry Gu ’13

Associate Professor of French, Francophone and Italian Studies Kanate Dahouda teaches "Topics in Francophone Cultures" on the Quad.

Students catch up while walking to class.

Hobart’s varsity eight cruises down the Cayuga-Seneca Canal on Sunday. The Statesmen scrimmaged Bucknell over the weekend.

As part of Day of Service, Anjalee Wanduragala ’26, Jess Duma ’24, Liv Nickerson ’23 and Derrielle Faulkner ’25 work at the Book Fair at the Boys and Girls Club of Geneva.

New York Times best-selling author Jessica Knoll ’06 talks with students about her profession and how HWS prepared her for a career as an author and screenwriter.

Students meet on the Quad before heading out to more than 30 work sites during Day of Service on Saturday.