Hobart and William Smith Colleges

In the cafe, staff pose for a photo on Halloween

Vice President for Campus Life and Dean of Students Becca Barile and her child enjoy the Haunted Houghton event.

Lucas Amaral ’23

Students enjoy a hayride at the Haunted Houghton event.

William Koepp ’23

Students rock out as the President’s Garage Band sings “Sweet Caroline.”

Led by President Mark D. Gearan on the keys, the President’s Garage takes the stage.

Board Chair Craig Stine ’81, P’17 announces that the newly renovated and expanded Intercultural Center will bear the name of Rev. Dr. Alger Adams ’32, D.D. ’83, Hobart’s first Black alumnus. Adams’ daughter, Patricia, joins Stine on stage. The naming was made possible through a lead gift from Stine and his wife, Kathy Hay Stine P’17.

Patricia Adams and Alger Adam’s great grandniece Zinnia Lilly Roehl-Gordon join the President’s Garage Band.

More than 1,500 students, faculty, alums, staff and community members fill Bristol Field House on Saturday.

Led by Professor of Music Bob Cowles, the Colleges’ Chorale sings the Hobart alma mater.

HWS trustees, students, alums, parents, faculty and staff gather in the Bristol Field House.

Col. Katherine Platoni ’74, Lt. Gen. Jack Woodward ’68, Lt. Col. John Norvell ’66, P’99, P’02 and Col. C.R. Anderegg ’67 sign their book Hobart and William Smith Colleges’ Legacy of Military Service in the Gearan Center on Saturday.

President Mark D. Gearan records the inaugural episode of the Voices of Democracy podcast with guests political strategist James Carville LL.D. ’13, P’17 and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie. WEOS Station Manager Greg Cotterill oversees the recording.

During a visit to campus, award-winning writer, director and producer Brad Falchuk ’93, L.H.D. ’14 discusses his career and answers questions from students in Bartlett Theatre.