Hobart and William Smith Colleges

David Reinharz '20 visits the Greek ruins of Paestum, Italy. Reinharz is studying abroad in Rome.

Exchange student from the Netherlands Juliette Buijtelaar sings with jazz players and Associate Professor of Music Mark Olivieri on the piano in the L. Thomas Melly '52 Lobby in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Anna Leffler '20 earns first place in the 100 breaststroke. The William Smith College swimming and diving team won nine out of 13 events to defeat Alfred University 129.5- 81.5.

While studying abroad in St Lucia, Australia, Amelia Smith '21 visits the Sydney Opera House.

Assistant Professor of Education Audrey Roberson facilitates a discussion on theories from cognitive psychology with Christina Rozario '20 and Jack Hladky '20 during Second Language Acquisition.

Students in the Studio Art Department's senior seminar visit Pace Gallery in New York City with Professor of Art and Architecture Nick Ruth. Their tour was led by Pace Gallery Sales Assistant Hannah Root '15 and her intern Bailey Carter '19.

Associate Professor of German Area Studies Eric Klaus facilitates a discussion during the First-Year Seminar Build Your Own Westeros.

Sal Fabio '22, Buildings and Grounds staff member Kevin Johnson and Gabriela Nieves '23 perform in The Breach directed by Associate Professor of Theatre Heather May. The play runs Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. and Nov. 9 at 2 and 7:30 p.m. in McDonald Theatre.

The first snow fall settles over the HWS campus.

The sun rises over Seneca Lake.

To celebrate the founding of William Smith College, the HWS community gathers for a panel conversation with alumnae who are innovators, designers and creators. Here, Phylicia Dove '09, Rachel Hadley '13, President Joyce P. Jacobsen, Maya Weber '20, Dean of William Smith Lisa Kaenzig P'22, Visiting Instructor of Entrepreneurial Studies Drury MacKenzie '03 and Katherine Marino '12 gather for a photo.

Students hold a vigil on the steps of Coxe Hall during Take Back the Night.

Kyle Marshall Choreography performs Colored in Deming Theatre.

Guest performer Kyle Marshall leads a movement workshop with students in Dance Composition.

During New Chemistry Meets Old Art with Professor of Chemistry Walter Bowyer, students make zinc chromate, an artificial pigment called school bus yellow.

Novelist and Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Portland State University Janice Lee discusses the writing process with students in the Trias-Writer-in-Residence workshop.