Hobart and William Smith Colleges

While studying in New Zealand, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Whitney Mauer and her students volunteer at Zero Waste Hub in Auckland in support of families who lost their homes in the recent floods and Cyclone Gabrielle.

Allie McGinty ’24 dodges around a defender during William Smith’s scrimmage against Canisius. The Herons open their season Feb. 25, when they take on Catholic in Sparks, Maryland.

Tia Thevenin ’23, Katie Brown ’23, Will Alling ’23 and Abdoulaye Diallo ’23 talk with prospective students during the Admitted Student Open House on Saturday.

Professor of Psychological Science Julie Kingery teaches “Topics in Developmental Psychology” on the steps of Coxe Hall on Wednesday.

Geneva Historic Museum Curator John Marks talks to students in “Critical Museum Studies” with Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Angelique Szymanek.

Brooke Jarvis '24 posts 22 points and eight rebounds as the Herons defeated Bard 96-60 in a Liberty League matchup in Bristol Gymnasium.

Prospective students tour campus on Saturday.

President Mark D. Gearan talks with Caroline Schroth of Shaker Heights, Ohio and her family during a reception at the President’s House as part of events for admitted students.

Associate Professors of Geoscience David Finkelstein and Tara Curtin discuss “Climate Change and Human Infrastructure” with prospective students and their families on Saturday morning.

This year’s finalists in the Todd Feldman ’89 and Family Pitch Contest, Christopher Bass ’23, Connor Quinn ’23, Zaheer Bowen ’23 and Hagen Morris ’23 gather for a photo.

Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Hatch leads students during rehearsal for “Much Ado About Nothing” in the McDonald Theatre on Monday night.

Chief Photographer Kevin Colton captures a rainbow over Seneca Lake on Thursday.

With Professor of Economics Tom Drennen, Master of Science in Management students enjoy a Career Trek in Rochester, N.Y. Here, they visit Plug Power Inc. hosted by Operations Controller James Painton ’97, P’25.

Senior Project Manager Amy Kearns Auten ’92 speaks to Master of Science in Management students about Xerox’s innovative products and services.

Managing Director of Business Development David Grome ’07 introduces NextCorps, a non-profit helping innovative companies launch and grow.

Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies May Farnsworth, Daniella Lorenzana ’26 and other students in “Intermediate Spanish” speak in Spanish while ice skating at the Cooler.