Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Statesman Jordon Walker ’25 rides a shark during Spring Fest on Saturday afternoon.

During two busy days on campus, President and CEO of Chegg Dan Rosensweig ’83 met with students to provide career and start-up advice, and, in the photo here, reflected on his professional journey while providing insight on success in the workplace and lessons in leadership.

Students, faculty and staff enjoy Professor of Religious Studies Etin Anwar’s exhibit “Wearing the Pandemic: A Transcultural Expression” on display at Houghton House.

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.

Students gather on the Quad for a group photo before conducting work in the community as part of Day of Service.

Professor of History Clifton Hood teaches the “History of HWS Colleges” in Demarest Hall on Tuesday.

Members of the Hobart football team clean the lake front during HWS’ Day of Service on Saturday.

Tram Dinh ’25 and Emilie Mussi ’25 garden in Pulteney Park, located on Geneva's historic South Main Street, during Saturday’s Day of Service.

In the Barron Multimedia Lab, Ali Shaw ’22 explains her work on dual immersion classrooms, conducted with Professor of Education Diana Baker.

Julia Bellamy ’22 presents on “Image Analysis for Detecting Harmful Algae Blooms in the Finger Lakes” in the Sanford Room. Her work was with Associate Professor of Physics Ileana Dumitriu.

Maegan Manning ’22 discusses her work “Determining Anti-Cancer Potential and Cytotoxicity of Small Compounds” that she did under the direction of Professor of Biology Patricia Mowery.

Karlee Rockstroh ’22 and Noel DeBruyn’22 enjoy discussing their research on improving entrepreneurial studies technical writing with Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies Craig Talmage.

Master of Science in Management candidate Jack Lesure ’21, MSM’22 fields questions on his work with Amazon’s “Ring” surveillance technology. Work conducted with Associate Professor of Philosophy Karen Frost-Arnold.