Hobart and William Smith Colleges

HWS Equestrian Co-Captain Saoirse Higgins-Corbett ’25 poses with her High Point Rider 1st place ribbon that she received at the competition at Alfred University.

Katherine Brown ’23 and Professor of Psychological Science Jaime Bodenlos present their mindfulness research at the Eastern Psychological Association conference in Boston last week.

Cultural club leaders Delores Amponsah ’25, Leah Foster ’25, Sharon Lopez ’23 and Katerina Yacoub ’23 discuss their hopes for the future of the Adams Intercultural Center during the Celebration of Cultures event on Saturday.

During the Finger Lakes Cup Challenge Debate, Kayla Powers ’24 takes on debaters from Cornell, Colgate and the University of Rochester. Powers’ debate partner was Sreyan Kanungo ’23.

During the National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation conference, HWS EMS members Ashley Aronson ’24, Marlayna DiFante ’24, David Zizzi ’23, Alex Davidson ’24, Lexi Miller ’24, Katie Crandall ’25, Derrielle Faulkner ’25 and Taylor Gauthier ’24 gather for a photo in Boston, Mass.

Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch talks with Global Studies students and Associate Professor of Russian Studies Kristen Welsh in the Blackwell Room.

Students enjoy the Global Café “Las Maravillas de Chile: An Exploration of Chile through Art and Landscape” in Scandling Campus Center.

Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Jeffrey Blankenship teaches “Intro to Architectural Studies” in Houghton House.

Architectural Studies Design Fellow Max Piersol ’16 talks with Ryan Wilcox ‘23 during “Architecture Design Studio.”

At the Conference on College Composition and Communication in Chicago, Writing Colleagues Program Director Amy Green, Associate Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Hannah Dickinson, Irini Konstantinou '23, Kylie Rowland ’24, Bailey DiSanto ’21 and Olivia Rowland ’21 present their research on peer tutoring as current and former Writing Colleagues.

Caraline Gray ’23 makes her way down Bristol Mountain and finishes second during the giant slalom event in the Mideast Regional Championships. The Herons’ victory clinched a berth in the USCSA National Championships in Mammouth Lakes, California, March 6-11.

Luke Ward ’26 passes through a gate on the giant slalom course at Bristol Mountain during the Mideast Regional Championships. Hobart finished fifth in the regionals.

During the NEHC semifinals against Skidmore, the Statesmen celebrate Zach Tyson’s second period goal in front of a capacity crowd at The Cooler. Hobart advanced to the championship game, which will be played at The Cooler Saturday at 7 p.m.

Aiden Greiff ’25 participates in the American Red Cross blood drive in Bartlett Theatre on Tuesday.

Students enjoy the Lunar New Year celebration in Bartlett Theatre on Saturday night. The event was sponsored by the Asian Student Union.

John Jude Considine ’25 works his way past a Cornell defender on Tuesday night. Considine scored his first collegiate goal against the No. 3 Big Red.