Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Roman Vargas Garcia '24 discusses the art exhibit in the William Smith Dean’s Office in Smith Hall. The gallery features the work of alums who have received the Dove Art Award.

Frank Imburgia ’22 carries the ball upfield against Mount Saint Mary’s. The Statesmen defeated the Mount 14-7 to lock up the No. 3 seed in the Northeast Conference Tournament.

Emily Griffin ’24 weaves her way between two Vassar defenders on her way to the goal. Griffin scored twice in William Smith’s 24-3 victory.

During a campus tour, Ben Farrell ’24 answers questions from a group of prospective students and their families.

Emma Nedeau ’22 hits a chip shot during the William Smith Spring Invitational. Nedeu led the Herons to a second place finish at the event.

Members of the Asian Student Union gather for a photo in the Blackwell Room of Demarest Hall.

Students head to class along the pathways on Pulteney Street.

Following a PLEN breakfast, Fatou Diokhane ’23, Ashly Johnson ’22, Allie Bonagura ’22, Kayla Powers ’24 and Genesis Rosario ’24 gather for a photo with William Smith.

Angela Ariana Hernandez '25, Emily Martínez '24, Yovanka Lopez '24 and Sharon Lopez '23 enjoy petting a goat following a Goat Yoga session on Saturday afternoon on Bristol Lawn.

Students enjoy a Goat Yoga session on Bristol Lawn on Saturday.

Assistant Professor of Media and Society Harry Gu’s class films the student band Bird Alert on the steps of Coxe Hall on Friday.

Lilly Lin ’22, Clyde Williams ’24 and Caroline Mittleman ’24 study for class in the L. Thomas Melly ’52 Lobby of the Gearan Center.

On Saturday, a LIU player broke his stick while crosschecking Anthony Dettallas ’24. The Statesman midfielder took advantage of the situation, scoring the fourth of his five goals in the game. Hobart won 21-19.

Kelsie Worth ’22 runs the ball downfield against Union, defeating the Dutchwomen 14-8 on Saturday. It was the 501st win for the William Smith lacrosse program.

During an activity to offer insight into how human wellness emerges out of our close connections to dogs, Allie Bonagura ’22 and Brynn Bushey ’22 enjoy meeting pets and their owners who visited "Topics in Feminist Health" with Associate Professor of Women’s Studies Jessica Hayes-Conroy.

New York Times Opinion Columnist Bret Stephens leads a dialogue on conservatism during the inaugural Stern Family Forum. The event was moderated by 60 Minutes Correspondent and HWS Trustee Bill Whitaker ’73, L.H.D.’97.