Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Editors-in-Chief of the Herald Henry Duerr ’21 and Russell Payne ’21 and copyeditor Olivia Rowland ’21 meet on the Scandling Patio to discuss the publication's upcoming issues.

The William Smith soccer team practices on Boswell Field.

As part of the renovation project to the Office of Intercultural Affairs, Senior Project Manager Chris Button leads architects and students on a tour of the space.

Isabella Pardales ’21 hangs her work in the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Art Center as part of an independent study with Professor of Art and Architecture Nick Ruth.

The class presidents gather in the Gearan Center including First-years Olivia Mikesell ’24 and Jesse Whelan-Small ’24, sophomores Gabriela Nieves ’23 and William Koepp ’23, juniors Isabel Urquiza ’22 and Teddy Ruppenstein ’22, and seniors Carling Landeche ’21 and Ty Yanko ’21.

Tanaka Lecturer in Japanese Kyoko Klaus instructs students in “Beginner Japanese II” in Smith Hall.

Jeffrey Wan ’21 fires a return in his match against Raji Davenport ’24 during Hobart’s intrasquad scrimmage.

Zach Tyson ’22 takes notes during “Quantitative Tools” with Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies Tom Drennen in Stern Hall.

As part of HWS Tutor Corps, Bailey DiSanto ’21 zooms with students from the Boys and Girls Club of Geneva. She volunteers weekly from her dorm room at Village at Odell’s Pond.

At the Geneva Sound Factory, Professor of Political Science Kevin Dunn, Sound Engineer Kelly Walker and Carly Shiever ’21 record an episode of “It’s More Complicated Than That,” a podcast about world affairs created by the International Relations program. Here, Shiever interviews Washington University Professor Lori Watt.

Students in Associate Professor of Psychological Science Brien Ashdown’s “Human Sexuality” class discuss infidelity with guest speaker Jana Hackathorn, an associate professor of psychology at Murray State University.

Canada geese enjoy Odell’s Pond.

The Hobart and William Smith sailing team practices on Seneca Lake.

Kirsten Nelson ’24 stops a shot from Sarah Gray ’22 during William Smith soccer’s green-white scrimmage on Cozzens Field.

In front of the Scandling Campus Center, Meg Quint ’21 and Associate Director of Student Activities Chad Freeman encourage students to write messages of hope on post-it notes as part of an activity sponsored by the Office of Student Activities.

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