Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Snow falls on the Quad on Wednesday.

President Joyce P. Jacobsen records a new episode of the Pulteney Street Podcast in the WHWS radio station, interviewing head coaches of William Smith and Hobart basketball Lindsay Sharman and Stefan Thompson '13. The episode was taped by station manager Greg Cotterill.

James Cooper '17, M.D. and Ph.D. candidate at Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, delivers a lecture Physician? Scientist? Why not Both? in the Geneva Room.

Students in Child Psychology participate in an interactive workshop on the developmental benefits of play with Marketing Scientist Michael Sullivan from the LEGO play museum in Denmark.

Assistant Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Georgia State University Tiffany King discusses her book Black Shoals: Offshore Formations of Black and Native Studies at the Fisher Center.

The newly elected student class presidents gather in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

During Introduction to Asian Art, Professor of Art and Architecture Lara Blanchard explains how to analyze two-dimensional art using Red and White Plum Trees by the Japanese artist Ogata Korin.

Professor of Chemistry David Craig P05 discusses an assignment with students in Biochemistry II.

During lab with Professor of Chemistry Walter Bowyer, Emily Rundlett '22 and Tiara Sivells '20 analyze detergents for phosphate, a pollutant affecting Seneca Lake.

An aerial view of campus on Thursday.

HWS Trustee Dr. Stephen Cohen 67 speaks to students interested in careers in psychology in Gulick Hall. His talk, titled Confessions of an Applied Psychologist: Surviving vs. Thriving, was drawn from his decades of experience in industrial-organizational psychology research.

Delany Hoodak '21 (right) and a friend - also studying at the University of East Anglia - pose in front of the Edinburgh, Scotland skyline. Hoodak is studying abroad in Norwich, England.

The William Smith squash team celebrates after winning its third Liberty League Championship in which they swept Bard College 9-0.

Justin Scott '20 scores against Canisius College at the home opener on Stiles Field at the Thomas B. Poole '61 and Family Sports Dome.

Students read poetry, stories, songs and passages about Love and Anti/Love in the Blackwell Room. The event was sponsored by the English Department.

Gizem Husain 21 and Dom Marshall 22 rehearse the production of Isle of Slaves. The evening of one-acts runs Friday, Feb. 14 at 7:30 p.m and on Saturday, Feb. 15 at 2 and 7:30 p.m.