Hobart and William Smith Colleges

At the Geneva History Museum, Lucy Ruff ‘29 and Amelia Roberts ‘29 pose for a photo while showcasing their work from “Introduction to Critical Museum Studies” with Professor of American Studies Elizabeth Belanger.

With the generosity of the Gantcher Family Foundation, students in “Philanthropy in Action” present grants totaling $25,000 to local nonprofit organizations.

Mike Gantcher ’92 shares with students and community members the Jewish phrase L’dor v’dor, meaning generation to generation, which represented the importance of philanthropy. He was joined by his father Nathan P’92, GP ’27, wife Christina P’27 and son Billy ’27, who served as the “Philanthropy in Action” course's Teacher’s Assistant.

Heaven Miller '26 presents her research project, "Donald Trump's Rise as a National Conservative," during the Senior Symposium, part of HWS Day.

During the HWS Day community lunch in Saga, students joined the “Each One Teach One: Dance and Drum” West African dance performance led by Associate Professor of Dance and Movement Studies Kelly Johnson.

Students participate in the World Climate Summit Simulation in Bartlett Theatre.

Emily Blight ’26 presents her e-portfolio to William Smith volleyball head coach Derrick Williams at the “Leveraging Your Leadership” session in the Melly Lobby of the Gearan Center.

Magnus von Krusenstiern ’26 presents his work at the “What’s the Buzz?” Conference for the Cannabis Curious in Bartlett Theatre.

Andy Dinh ’27 presents on his work at the 18th Annual Community Engaged Scholarship Forum in the Vandervort Room.

Director of the Wells Book Arts Center Mary Tasillo demonstrates how a Vandercook proof press works in the Wells Book Arts Center Maker Space.

President Mark D. Gearan chats with Associate Professor of Dance and Movement Studies Kelly Johnson and RJ Roseboro ’26 before the West African Dance and Drumming event in Saga.

Professor of Religious Studies Etin Anwar and Associate Professor of Religious Studies Shalahudin Kafrawi work with students using various shibori techniques to transfer colors to fabrics or clothes with folding, wrapping, twisting, stitching and binding.

At the Advanced GIS poster session in the Melly Lobby of the Gearan Center, Jessica Hoffman '27 presents her research about the factors effecting the Common Loon population on lakes in the Adirondack Mountains.

Christian Kneaskern ‘28 discusses his research on the denari, an ancient coin used in the Roman Empire.

Madison Ayers ‘28, Rupert Ramsay ’27, Jaylynn McCarthy ’26, Brandon Sacchetti ’27 and Emily Cain ’27 answer questions during Saturday’s admitted student open house. The discussion was moderated by Sandeep Tissaaratchy ’26.

Associate Professor of Physics Ileana Dumitriu speaks to admitted students during the academic and experiential expo in Vandervort Room.