Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Director of the Less Commonly Taught Languages program Sebastiano Lucci and students meet on Zoom for Italian 101 earlier this semester.

Catherine Woods P20 created a Hobart cake to celebrate the graduation of her son, Dylan Woods 20. Woods is spending the summer working for his fathers construction company while he seeks a job in commercial real estate.

Incoming first-year Ella Weiss 24, a Deans scholarship recipient, holds a poster congratulating her on her acceptance. A lacrosse and volleyball player, Weiss is graduating from Kingswood Regional High School in Wolfeboro, N.H.

Barry Legg '89, P'20 sends congratulations to the Classes of 2020 from his back yard in Channahon, Ill. Daughter Samantha Legg '20 graduated magna cum laude with degrees in dance and psychology and is currently applying to graduate programs for dance.

Dylan Morris 19, Alex Entner 19 and Max Barsh 19 visited the Ankgor Wat temple complex on a trip to Cambodia while they were abroad teaching English in Hanoi, Vietnam, earlier this spring.

Madelin Adams 20, her mother Paula and sister Emily show some of the more than 500 masks they've sewed for COVID-19 relief. The larger sewing group they belong to has made more than 40,000 masks. A biology major, Adams is planning to work as a medical transcriptionist while she studies for the MCAT to apply to medical school.

Zach Manuel 24 will join the Statesmen football team as cornerback in the fall. A track and field standout, he is graduating from Pingree School in South Hamilton, Mass.

An unusual cold-weather event known as steam fog takes place over Seneca Lake.

The statue of Elizabeth Blackwell on the Hobart Quadrangle, produced by Professor of Art and Architecture Ted Aub, honors the legacy of the first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States.

As we celebrate the Classes of 2020, we offer this special TWIP gallery of our all-time favorite photos of campus. We hope you'll take them with you as you begin your lives of consequence. The caption for each image includes a hyperlink so you can download a high-resolution version to share on social media, save and print.

Snow blankets the Quad on a quiet winter evening.

The 50-yard-line on Boswell Field.

To capture these star trails over the Bozzuto Boathouse, Chief Photographer Kevin Colton took a photo every 30 seconds for two hours.

Summer sunshine enhances the blues and greens of the HWS campus and Seneca Lake beyond.

A stunning sunrise at the Bozzuto Boathouse.

The Hobart and William Smith sailing team plies the waters of Seneca Lake.