Hobart and William Smith Colleges

During Saturday’s Accepted Student Open House, Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Jeffrey Blankenship answers questions from students and their families in the Gearan Center.

Students walk by the Scandling Campus Center.

Taylor Wilkie ’22 examines a handwritten “Warden’s Record Card” from the 1800s during Associate Professor of Sociology Jim Sutton’s “Penology” class.

Under the guidance of Professor of Chemistry Walter Bowyer and as part of a “Quantitative Analysis” class, students learn to operate the newly purchased High Pressure Liquid Chromatograph.

Quinn McGowan ’24 works on an assignment for Japanese studies in the Scandling Campus Center.

The Hobart and William Smith campus along the shore of Seneca Lake on Monday morning.

During a PLEN breakfast meeting, Alassandra “Allie” Bonagura ’22 shares the steps she has taken at the Colleges that have helped her to be successful.

Goalie Kevin Holtby ’23 uses a stick fake to get a Wagner attackman up in the air during a Hobart clear on Saturday. The Statesmen defense allowed just three goals to the Seahawks, the fewest scored by a Hobart opponent since 2009.

Students in “Dance Improvisation” with Professor of Dance Cynthia Williams perform an improvisational activity dubbed "Human Bowling" outside of the Gearan Center on Tuesday.

Jenna Hyman ’23 presents research titled “Effect of Viscosity on Fouling” that she conducted with Assistant Professor of Chemistry Elana Stennett.

An aerial shot of the Hobart and William Smith campus.

Fulbright Language Teaching Assistant Kseniya Slutskaya discusses her exhibit of visual poetry “Architecture of Thoughts” on display in the Gearan Center.

In preparation of attending the American Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology conference, Matt McNulty ’22 presents cancer research that he conducted under the direction of Professor of Biology Patricia Mowery.

Students enjoy an afternoon on the Quad on Tuesday.

HWS Round Robin Invitational Champion Max Rosen of McGill University offers the winning arguments on Sunday.

Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Hatch shares a laugh with Karen Wu ’24 after discussing her theatre minor and registration for fall classes.