Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Gianna DeVita 21 and Abby Evans 23 rehearse Aria Da Capo in McDonald Theatre. 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.

Students grab coffee and food at Au Bon Pain in the atrium of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Associate Professor of Religious Studies Shalahudin Kafrawi and students in Peace and Violence in the Qur'an discuss Is Religion Killing Us? Violence in the Bible and the Qur'an by Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer.

Robert Leonhardt '21, Mackenzie Howie '21 and Ferdy Simons-Barriento '21 visit Venice, Italy. The group is studying abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Students attend Welcome Back Game Night hosted by the eScape Club.

HWS community members attend the opening of Amanda Maciuba's exhibit Recurrent: Prints & Artist's Books at the Davis Gallery at Houghton House. The exhibit will be on display through Feb. 28.

Karen Richards Moore 89, Matt Simpson 04 and Derrick Moore 05 attend a Washington Capitals game.

Lawson MacDougall '20 shoots on goal during Hobarts 4-1 victory over Skidmore.

Olivia Parisi '22 drives down the court during William Smith's 77-60 victory over RIT.

Patrick Walker '23 dunks on RIT defenders. Hobart beat RIT 69-62.

Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Jennifer Biermann presents the definition of a group during Abstract Algebra.

Students walk to Scandling Campus Center on Monday.

During Kids and Contention with Associate Professor of Kendralin Freeman, students discuss the social construction of childhood. Corey Jaye Sturges '20 sits with Labrador Nils, who she is training to be a Guiding Eyes dog.

William Drake '23, Keyon'dre Betaudier '22 and Jack Arenberg '22 write analyses on post-civil war reconstruction during African American History II: Emancipation to the Present with Assistant Professor of History Janette Gayle.

Director of the Carole D. Fredericks Foundation Connie Fredericks-Malone performs in the Vandervort Room. Her talk and performance was part of an annual speaker series dedicated to the life and work of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Brian Salazar '20 studies in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.