Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Jonathan Forde teaches a statistics class.

Braeden Wimer ’25 checks a Bearcat while Seamus Schofield ’26 tracks the loose ball during Hobart’s scrimmage against Binghamton in the Poole Family Sports Dome on Saturday.

Students gather for a photo after roasting marshmallows at a firepit on the Quad.

Tenzin Yonten ’23, Nana Yaa Asante ’23, Peace Kiponda '26 and Kidus Asmare ’23 take a horse drawn carriage-ride.

Students enjoy music performed by Isabel Huegas '25 and the Moonflower band during the grand reopening of the Bartlett Theatre.

During Winter Wonderland, students enjoy a stop at one of the food trucks on campus.

Cassidy Piza-Taylor ’23, Grace Bott ’23 and Karina Connolly ’23 warm their hands during the Winter Wonderland festival on campus.

During a reception, Zhengrui “Mary” Wei ’23 talks about her artwork that is on display in the Provenzano Student Art Gallery. The work of Yijun “Eugene” Cao ’22 also appears in the show.

Students gather with Interim Director of the Abbe Center for Jewish Life and Hillel Adviser Rabbi Dr. Ann Landowne on Sunday during brunch.

Students walk to class on Tuesday.

Following the release of the video of the death of Tyre Nichols, Hobart Dean Scott Brophy ’78, P’12 hosts a fireside chat with assistant director of Youth Advocate Programs of Wayne County James Schuler and Associate Professor of Sociology James Sutton.

While visiting campus, former Tampa Bay Buccaneer Ali Marpet ’14 gathers for a photo with staff in Saga.

Molly Davis ’23 looks for an open teammate during a drill at a William Smith lacrosse practice in the Poole Family Sports Dome. The Herons, who ranked 8th in the Nike/USA Lacrosse Magazine Preseason Poll, begin their season Feb. 25 against Catholic University.

Head Coach Greg Raymond runs the Statesmen lacrosse team through a drill in the Poole Family Sports Dome. Hobart begins its 121st varsity season at home on Feb. 11 against Canisius.

Samari Brown ’24 and Kate Equinozzi ’23 ride electric scooters by the U.S. Capitol Building.

On the first day of class for the spring semester, Associate Professor of History Colby Ristow teaches “Human Rights, Cold War, and U.S. Intervention in Central America.”