Hobart and William Smith Colleges

The William Smith coaches look on as the Herons play Pomona-Pitzer at the UNCG Soccer Stadium.

At the First Year Seminar Symposium, students test pigments developed by their peers in New Chemistry Meets Old Art.

At the First Year Seminar Symposium, Joe Tate '23 explains the overall sustainability of various asphalts to President Joyce P. Jacobsen. The event is a celebration of multidisciplinary study coordinated by the Center for Teaching and Learning.

Julia Keogh '21 scores against Pomona-Pitzer in the semi-final round of the NCAA Division III National Championship.

Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Liliana Leopardi listens as Zyanya Rizzo '23 presents a collage of newspapers, magazines, letters and photos to recreate her memory of Eaton Canyon Waterfall in Pasadena, Calif.

In 2016, William Smith rowers glide across Seneca Lake at dusk. The photo captured the Gold Award from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).

The stages of the 2016 Lunar Eclipse viewed from the Geneva Lakefront. The image was created by layering photos taken at 15 minute intervals as the moon crossed the sky.

Maialen Martinez '21 and Amanda Adams '21 (fourth and fifth from left) are named to the 2019 United Soccer Coaches All-America teams along with players from Carnegie Mellon, Messiah and Pomona-Pitzer.

In 2016, Morgan Drake '16 dances at sunset on the Stine Terrace of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Members of the Hobart and William Smith sailing team practice on Seneca Lake in 2017. The team finished fourth at the ICSA Singlehanded Championship. Colton took the photograph from a boat steered by Coach Scott Iklé '84.

Grace Gillian '23 competes for the ball.

Elizabeth Moore '20 heads the ball.

After a 0-1 loss to Messiah, Eileen Rath '20, Tamari Bekauri '20, Genevieve Carpenter '20, Jocelyn Mitiguy '20, Elizabeth Moore '20, Emilie Sauvayre '20 and Phoebe Wade '20 hold the NCAA Division III Championship runner-up trophy. The seniors finished their careers with a four year record of 78-8-2.

Amanda Kesler '22 makes a save. Kesler made five saves over the course of the game.

To wrap up their semester of study on Russian food and culture, students in Eat Like a Slav present a four-course meal to HWS community members at Fribolin Farm.

Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Darrin Magee teaches students how to make cider at Fribolin Farm. The Sustainable Living and Learning course is taught by Professor of Economics Tom Drennen (left).