Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Kirsten Nelson ’24 punches a ball over the crossbar in William Smith’s 1-0 victory over Tufts in the second round of the NCAA tournament. The Herons will take on Amherst at Case Western Reserve University on Saturday.

“I’m thankful for my home away from home in Odell’s Village and the freedom to cook for myself,” Jackson Mischler ’24 says.

While studying abroad in Kenya, Mary Baillos ’24 and Kelley Daphness from St. Lawrence University and their host family visit a waterfall in Tetu East, Nyeri County.

Before kickoff against Rochester, Hobart football seniors and their families gathered for a photo. In their final game, the Statesmen defeated the Yellowjackets 27-7.

President Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan join with HWS Votes leaders Samari Brown ’24 and Kate Equinozzi ’23 at the Election Night Party in the Vandervort Room on Tuesday.

Rachel Duggan ’25 rides her one-wheel skateboard past Coxe Hall.

Khairul Islam ’25 and Mackenzie Steiner ’23 join Chaplain Nita Byrd at Rural and Migrant Ministry’s annual Harvest Dinner, where Byrd was recognized for her leadership in anti-racism education. In partnership with RMM, Byrd has planned a monthly event called the “Justice Celebration.”

Associate Professor of French, Francophone and Italian Studies Courtney Wells (center) joins with Julia Cilano ’23, Louise Kehrès ’22, Taha Elhaddad ’25 and Madison Stewart ’23 after their poetry recitations as part of “Exiled Song: Desire, Memory, and Loss in Troubadour Lyric.”

Class Presidents Tim Trakhachov ’26, Wylie Jacobs ’25, Georgia Craven ’25, Syed Jafri ’24, Katlyn Pratt ’23 and William Koepp ’23 gather for a photo in the Gearan Center.

Luke Aquaro ’25 flips the puck past the Babson goalie on Friday. The Statesmen beat the Beavers and are off to a 4-0-0 start.

Andrew Lynch ’23 surveys the court during Tuesday’s basketball season opener. Hobart scored an 88-65 victory over the Cardinals.

Members of the Herons Soccer team were all smiles after prevailing 4-2 in penalty kicks against RIT to advance to the Liberty League Tournament Championships for the 20th consecutive time. The Herons also earned their 15th consecutive NCAA tournament bid.

Sofia Pattillo ’24 celebrates her first career NCAA tournament goal. The Herons beat Hartwick 4-0 to advance to the second round in Babson Park, Mass., on Saturday.

Students studying abroad in Italy visit Paestum, a city famous for having ancient Greek temples. They are led by Associate Professor of Media and Society Lisa Patti and Associate Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Ben Ristow.

Professor of Art and Architecture Ted Aub talks with students in "Three Dimensional Design."

At Penn Yan Academy, Angelica Knudson ’22, MAT’23 teaches a lesson to students in High School English Teacher Bobbie Dardano’s class.