Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Instructor of History Virgil Slade talks with students in his First-Year Seminar Unfreedoms and the 'Problem' of Race.

Associate Professor of Geoscience Tara Curtin instructs students on how to check the Colleges groundwater monitoring wells in her Introduction to Hydrogeology class.

On a sunny morning, students pass Coxe Hall on their way to 8:30 a.m. classes.

Sreyan Kanungo 23 studies outside Williams Hall.

President Joyce P. Jacobsen talks with members of The Rising Panthers on the steps of Coxe Hall. She is joined by Vice President for Human Resources Sonya Williams.

Professor of Religious Studies Michael Dobkowski leads a discussion with students in his The Sociology of the American Jewish Community class.

Outside of the Warren Hunting Smith Library, Professor of Biology Kristy Kenyon talks with students in The Politics of Reproduction, which she co-teaches with Professor of Sociology Renee Monson.

Sunrise on Seneca Lake and Bozzuto Boathouse.

Students walk to lunch at the Scandling Campus Center.

Students wear facemasks while walking to class.

Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Kristen Brubaker discusses the climate change solutions presented by Paul Hawken in his book Drawdown during the First-Year Seminar Sustainable Living and Learning Community.

Students work in the organic chemistry lab in Lansing Hall.

Gabby Linscott 21 works outside the Warren Hunting Smith Library in front of the iconic scissor sculpture.

Michael Bolden '24 skateboards through the Mini Quad.

Ian Albreski '23, Venice Lan '21 and William Koepp '23 observe a scale model of Uranus as part of a solar system walk created by Associate Professor of Physics Leslie Hebb. In the scale model, the distances between the planets and their sizes are the same as those in the real solar system but shrunk down so that the distance from the Sun to Pluto is 1.0 kilometer instead of 5,900,000,000 kilometers.

Students walk past the statue of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell on the way to class.