Hobart and William Smith Colleges

“Love for others besides the self will show us the way to take our “jangling discords” and make a “beautiful symphony” of love, compassion, justice, goodness and kindness…I learned that at Hobart and William Smith Colleges,” says Bishop Curry, quoting Dr. King.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions at Trinity Church, in-person attendance was restricted and a live streaming made the event widely available.

Board Chair Craig R. Stine ’81, P’17 shares how HWS shaped him into a critical thinker, and gave him a community filled with supportive friends and faculty.

In her address, President Joyce P. Jacobsen points to entrepreneurialism and determination as having shaped the Colleges’ past and helping to outline its strategic and bright future.

President Joyce P. Jacobsen reflects on how the Colleges have ably steered through great changes in history, from the Civil War to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bishop John Henry Hobart, who died in 1830, is buried along with his wife in Trinity Churchyard; the catacombs are two-floors beneath the church altar.

Students practice in Deming Theatre under the direction of Associate Professor of Dance Michelle Ikle on Saturday.

Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies Craig Talmage and Professor of Economics Tom Drennen discuss the new master of science in management degree with an admitted student in Stern Hall.

Accepted students and their families exit Stern Hall. Nearly 400 guests visited campus on Saturday.

Finalists for the 2022 Pitch competition gather for a photo in the Centennial Center. The event will be held on March 3.

Visual Arts Curator Anna Wager, Hannah Goichman ’22 and Annie Wertheimer ’22 assemble the “Portraits: Institutional Faces” exhibit in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House.

The Bozzuto Boathouse on Saturday morning.

While studying abroad, Amanda Kesler ’22 visits CopenHill with students from other colleges. The artificial ski slope in Copenhagen overlooks a new resource handling center.

Chandler Owenby ’22 throws down a windmill dunk against St. Lawrence. Riding a three-game win streak, Hobart has moved into a Liberty League playoff spot.

Goalie Mady Dicks ’24 makes a save during a practice in the Thomas B. Poole ’61 and Family Sports Dome. The Herons begin their season on Feb. 26 against Oswego.

Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Gabriella D’Angelo teaches Three Dimensional Design in the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center.