Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Julia Pida ’25 readies to hit a forehand during the annual Mary Hosking Invitational at the HWS Tennis Center.

With a step on his defender, wide receiver Rane Daramola ’24 has his eyes locked onto the football. The Statesmen defeated Alfred 36-6.

Julia Berg ’23 heads home the game-winning goal in William Smith’s 2-0 victory over Carnegie Mellon.

Frederick Madsen ’25 goes up for a header during Hobart soccer’s home opener against Medaille. The Statesmen played to a 1-1 draw.

Students gather for a photo after building stuffed animals in the Scandling Campus Center.

While studying abroad, HWS and Union College students gather in front of the National University of Ireland Galway administration building. The program is led by Professor of International Relations Kevin Dunn.

Members of the Hobart football team walk to the field for their opening game after gathering in St. John’s Chapel.

Students explore the nearly 100 clubs and organizations at HWS during the Involvement Expo on Friday.

Gaitrie Singh ’26, Zulenny Reyes ’26 and Leslie Peña ’26 enjoy ice cream from a food truck on campus.

Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman discusses his research concerning Harmful Algal Blooms in the Finger Lakes during Friday’s Faculty Lunch Talk.

Associate Director for Faculty Enrichment Susan Hess talks with students taking “The Reality Effect (It Was Not a Dark and Stormy Night).”

Lauren DeVaney ’22 makes a smart shot during a scrimmage against Keuka. The Herons begin their inaugural season Sept. 2 at Alfred.

Head Coach Kevin DeWall ’00 watches as the offense runs a play during one of the final practices. Hobart hosts Alfred Friday, Sept. 2 at 7 p.m.

HWS Advancement staff gather for a group photo while joining in a service project to clean the shores of Seneca Lake.

During a fundraiser for the people of Ukraine, Hobart hockey player Artem Buzoverya ’24 (white shirt) spoke of the emotional support he has received from his teammates as his family endures the war. Photo by Neil Sjoblom ’75.

A morning view of campus and the City of Geneva.