Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Chief Photographer Kevin Colton captures the lunar eclipse over Coxe Hall on Nov. 19.

Carter Meshanic ’25 and Lily Davis’24 review their coursework in “Spanish Writing Workshop” with Associate Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Fernando Rodríguez-Mansilla.

Students in Associate Professor of Education Mary Kelly’s “Children with Disabilities” class gather for a photo with author Jesse Saperstein ’04 and David Lieberman following a discussion on their experiences living with autism.

The latest inductee to Alpha Phi Alpha Najem Johnson ’22 celebrates during a ceremony that was held in front of the Gearan Center.

Students enjoy “Midnight Munchies” in the Scandling Campus Center on Wednesday.

Chief of Staff Kathy Killius Regan ’82, P’13 (right) delivers to Miranda Smith '18, MAT'19 the Trustee Community Service Award that was conferred to Smith’s grandmother Betsy Hacker Dexheimer ’57, GP’18 by the HWS Board of Trustees.

Students in Associate Professor of Geoscience David Kendrick’s geology class examine glacial sediments at Chimney Bluffs State Park on Lake Ontario.

Enjoying a break during the last week of classes, Guillermo Castaneda ’24 and Laurens Van Alen ’24 work on a puzzle outside of the Center for Teaching and Learning.

Morgan Hopkins ’10, political strategies director at All Above All, discusses her work and activism with students in Associate Dean for Teaching, Learning and Assessment Susan Pliner’s FSEM “Metacognition and Social Justice.”

In celebration of Hanukkah, the Dainty Donut truck provides treats to the campus on Tuesday.

The first snow of the season blankets campus on Monday.

In observance of Transgender Day of Remembrance, Professor of Education Julia MaKinster reads the names of those murdered as a result of transphobia.

I am thankful for my friends and my sisters in Theta Phi Alpha. They support both my academic and personal growth and they're my family here at HWS, says Samari Brown '24.

Heron soccer goalie Amanda Kesler '22 says, I'm thankful for my professors who are so supportive and accommodating while the team is in the NCAA tournament.

I'm thankful for the sense of community I have here on campus with LAO. We have an event on Saturday where we're making pupusas and mangonada together, says Angela Ariana Hernandez '25.

I'm thankful for a great group of friends who I can rely on when the semester gets stressful. And club soccer, says Peter Hotaling '24.