Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Engaging with students during the Fisher Center’s “Unpacking Bystanders” event.

Posing with her students in 2017.

With Associate Professor of Dance Michelle Ikle during the Faculty Dance Concert in 2009.

Former U.S. Navy Seal Anthony Page talks with student-athletes as part of the Napier Leadership seminar in Bristol Gym.

Students enjoy dinner at the BIPOC Community Cookout on the Quad.

Newly elected student leaders of Hobart Student Government and William Smith Congress pose for a photo. They are Freya Birkas-Dent '22, Tenzin Yonten '23, William Koepp '23 (front row), Johanna Golden '23, James Anderson '23, Litzy Bautista '23, Noah Thirkill '23 and Sharon Lopez '23 (back row).

Students walk by the Warren Hunting Smith Library on Wednesday.

Students enjoy the reception for the Telluric Transformations exhibit at Davis Gallery at Houghton House.

At the Miles McEnery Gallery, HWS students and Professors of Art and Architecture Ted Aub, Phillia Yi and Nick Ruth gather for a photo with the gallery’s Managing Director Peter Colon '01 (back, center).

Harry Lyu ’23 prepares to hit a backhanded shot during the ITA Northeast Regional. He advanced to the third round of the singles draw.

Cole Cassano ’23 and Deirdre O’Malley ’22 make garlic bread for Pasta Night.

Assistant to the President Amanda Blowers, Joe Tate ’23, Assistant Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Amy Jackson and Maggie Speckhart ’24 volunteer at the Community Lunch Program on Thursday.

Associate Professor of History and Asian Studies Lisa Yoshikawa teaches “Trekking through Asia” in Stern Hall on Tuesday.

As part of an outing for students in a First-Year Seminar with Dean for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment Susan Pliner, JT Anderson ’25 and Andres Duran ’25 take to the alleys at Sunset Bowl on Thursday morning.

Students catch up in between classes on Wednesday.

Daena Ford, Braddock Bay Raptor Research President, presents the Great Horned Owl to students in “Ornithology” with Professor of Biology Mark Deutschlander. She brought three raptors to class.