Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Kevin Lima ’23 crafts cardboard into mushrooms that will be put on display at Hillcrest House as part of Homecoming and Family Weekend house decorating festivities.

Colleen Boucher ’22 talks with Senior Associate Provost and Associate Professor of Mathematics Joe Rusinko while walking to class.

Kirsten Nelson ’24 makes a spectacular save for the nationally ranked William Smith soccer team during the Geneseo match.

Professor of Dance Cynthia Williams and students in her FSEM “Fields of Play: Improvisation in Life and Art” gather for a photo outside of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

A statue of Harriet Tubman sits in front of the New York State Heritage Center in Auburn N.Y. Tubman was one of three women Dorothy Wickenden ’76, L.H.D.’14 featured in her recent book.

A view of Seneca Lake from above campus.

Kayla Powers ’24 (standing) and Benjamin Dokupil of Colgate compete against Jackson Gellert ’25 and Brenna McConnell of Colgate during a practice session hosted by HWS Debate in Stern Hall on Saturday.

In between classes, students hang out on the steps of Coxe Hall on Tuesday.

Dorothy Wickenden ’76, L.H.D.’14 discusses her new book The Agitators: Three Friends Who Fought For Abolition and Women’s Rights as the Elsa Soderberg Distinguished Speaker. The event was organized by the Seward House Museum in Auburn, N.Y.

President Joyce P. Jacobsen and Geneva Scholarship Associates Board President Rob Sollenne P'15 meet with the latest GSA scholarship recipients Laila Taylor '24, Jaheim Jackson '25 and Audrie Fazio '25.

Colleen McElduff 22 and Lillian Lin 22 exit Smith Hall.

The sun sets over Odells Pond.

Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Jeffrey Blankenship leads a discussion during History of Modern Landscape Architecture.

Students in Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Beth Kinnes Water class discuss topics such as the depletion of rivers and aquifers around the world.

On Saturday, members of the Kappa Alpha Society place 2,977 flags on the Quad in honor of those who died on Sept. 11, 2001. Each flag represents the life of a person lost in the attacks including 548 people from countries around the world.

Students walk to class on Tuesday afternoon.