Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students enjoy a little time with the dogs of faculty.

During “Beginner Japanese II” with Tanaka Lecturer in Japanese Kyoko Klaus, Kyle Gutowski '23 completes a writing assignment on the board.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Alden Gassert leads a lesson in calculus in Gulick Hall.

Associate Professor of Economics Keoka Grayson teaches during Political Economy of Race” in Coxe Hall.

Students walk to class on Tuesday.

Professor of Biology Patricia Mowery takes a photo of her class in the Vandervort Room on Wednesday.

Canada geese enjoy Odell’s Pond.

Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies Tom Drennen teaches during “Quantitative Tools” in Stern Hall on Monday.

During “Topics in Developmental Psychology,” Meredith Kehoe ’22, Daniel Chen ’22, Nicole Miller ’22 and Delilah Jesson ’22 meet during Associate Professor of Psychological Science Julie Kingery’s class.

Politics enthusiast Jack Arenberg ’22 is grateful for the end of a rowdy election cycle and a “…restoration of normalcy,” the Hobart student government president says.

I'm thankful my classes are being offered in person. I'm a hands on learner, Alex George '24 says. She is pursuing a career in clinical psychology. I'm thankful the faculty have been so accommodating to everyone's needs, Emily Rourke '24 says, a member of the William Smith Ice Hockey team.

I'm thankful I get to take classes in person. - Will Murray '24 is a member of the Hobart and William Smith Sailing team.

Biochemistry major Ferdy Simons-Barrientos '21 says, I'm thankful that I'm healthy and for the opportunity to come back to campus.

I'm thankful that my family is healthy, Libby Maxwell '24 says. She is a member of the William Smith Field Hockey team.

I'm thankful for family, friends and warm weather in November! - Steve Combs '21 is a double major in psychology and classics.

I'm thankful we actually get to be on campus and that I get to have the college experience. - Claire Kapitan '24. I'm thankful for new friendships. - Laura Brown '24