Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Anna Murphy ’21, MSM ’22 fires a shot on goal during the Herons’ 20-6 victory over nationally-ranked Geneseo. Murphy had four goals.

Isabelle Goings-Perrot ’25 hits a drop shot in William Smith’s match against Allegheny. The Herons edged the Gators 5-4 to earn their first victory of the season.

Professor of Environmental Studies Darrin Magee discusses the environmental health consequences of mining during Japan’s early industrialization with students in “Environment and Development in East Asia.”

Aaron Hittman ’22 and David Mark ’22 study in the Warren Hunting Smith Library on Tuesday.

Beginning a unit on “Political Philosophy,” Associate Professor of Philosophy Greg Frost-Arnold asks students to consider what would happen if there were no governments nor laws.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Asian Studies Jingsheng Zhang teaches “Beginning Chinese II” in Stern Hall on Tuesday.

Associate Director of Intercultural Affairs and LGBTQ+ Centers E. Tejada III talks with Soleil Randall ’25 while distributing T-shirts and flags in conjunction with Pride Week festivities.

On International Women’s Day, students play a trivia game naming famous women in order to win a prize.

Students finish their class assignments on the second floor of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Sreyan Kanungo ’23 and Sarim Karim ’22 pose for a photo after winning the Finger Lakes Cup debate on Friday by beating teams from Colgate, Cornell and the University of Rochester.

Renown Guinea-style African dance and drumming instructors Youssouf Koumbassa and Mohamed Diaby teach students in Kelly Johnson’s class on Wednesday.

Attackman Derrek Madonna ’22 cradles the ball during the 139th meeting between the Hobart and Cornell lacrosse teams. He finished the game with a pair of goals.

Newly hired Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Assistant Director Peter Budmen ’15 talks with Julia Beaudet ’23 about service opportunities on Tuesday.

Ian Akbreski ’23, a Blocker Fellow studying abroad in Tübingen, Germany, visits Salzburg, Austria for the weekend.

“100 years is a long time, but maybe not as long as you think,” notes Professor of Philosophy Eric Barnes while snapping a photo of Elfie in front of the monument erected by the Classes of 1922, 1923, 1924 and 1925.

During the welcome reception for Writing Colleagues, Hannah Dennison ’25 (right) introduces Sydney Herbruck ’25 on Thursday in the Common Room.