Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Brooke Jarvis ’24 drives past an RPI defender during a recent game in Bristol Gym. In three contests last week, she averaged 19.0 points per game.

Jackson Meshanic ’23 goes for the shot. Over the weekend, he scored his 1,000th career point and led Hobart in scoring in all three games last week.

President Mark D. Gearan, former Director of the Peace Corps, offers an introduction at the “Pizza with the Peace Corps” event in Trinity Hall.

Members of the Colleges Chorale rehearse prior to their final concert in St. John’s Chapel. They are directed by Professor of Music Bob Cowles (at the piano).

Mark Neveldine '95, the writer, director and producer of films such as Panama, Crank, Gamer and The Vatican Tapes, talks with students interested in working in film.

Art faculty and family toast Professor of Art and Architecture Michael Bogin (far right) during his last class before retiring. Bogin has been at HWS for 47 years.

Corin Wiggins ’26 snaps a photo of Leah Henning ’26 and Molly, Associate Professor of Psychological Science Dan Graham’s dog, during the “Paws for a Break” in the Wasey Room.

Laila Selim ’24 hits a backhanded shot in William Smith’s match against Cornell.

Omar Kiwan ’24 lunges for a backhand in Hobart’s match against Cornell.

In the Cellar Pub, Jett Wright ’23 records the latest edition of “Dining Halls, Drive-ins, and Dives” with videographer Adam Farid ’20.

HWS Rotaract member Niko Lutz ’26 poses with Geneva Rotary Board Director John Oughterson following the organization’s weekly meeting.

The first snow lightly covers campus.

Corinna Dorr ’23 conducts an assignment wearing inversion goggles while Hagen Morris ’23 records data in the lab of Associate Professor of Psychological Science Dan Graham.

Cora Nagle ’24 discusses the music box she is making with Meleah Spriggs ’25. They are joined by Kevin Hsieh ’21 and Shante Frank ’25 in the woodworking lab of Stephen Blanchard.

Connor Quinn ’23, a semifinalist in the Todd Feldman ’89 and Family Pitch Contest, discusses a business plan for his energy generation technology, Water Watts.

Lucas Johnson ’24 and Lucas Amaral ’23 examine the work on display during the Provenzano Student Art Gallery Opening.