Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Liza Alexakos '20, Lily Shea '20 and Hadley Browning '20 play fetch with their furry friend Bea on the Quad.

Elizabeth Fajardo '20 reads in the Warren Hunting Smith Library. Fajardo is completing an Honors project with Associate Professor of Classics James Capreedy.

Associate Professor of American Studies Elizabeth Belanger teaches class in Demarest Hall.

At the opening reception for the Worth of Water exhibit, guest artist Susanna Crum discusses her cyanotype pieces at the Davis Gallery.

Isabella Pardales '21 goes hiking in Bergen, Norway. Pardales is studying abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark.

While studying abroad, Samuel Allen '20 and Nicholas Ramos '21 visit the Cliffs of Moher.

Nick Estes, a citizen of the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe and assistant professor of American studies at the University of New Mexico, presents Water is an Issue of Race, Class and Colonialism at the Fisher Center.

Students in Introduction to Media and Society with Assistant Professor of Media and Society Lina Zigelyte pose in their Halloween costumes.

As part of a Genetics lab with Professor of Biology Kristy Kenyon, students observe fruit flies through a microscope.

During Cell Biology with Professor of Biology Sigrid Carle 84, Lily Walker '22 and Mary Mazzarella '22 use RT-PCR to assay gene expression patterns in U937 cells.

Lucas Montero '23 strikes the ball. Hobart shutout Bard 4-0.

Students walk to class on Tuesday.

The sun rises over Demarest Hall.

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.

Professor of Chemistry Erin Pelkey explains organometallic compounds during Organic Chemistry I.

Andrew Broering '22 battles to the finish at the Cross Country Only Conference Championships at Seneca Lake State Park. The Statesmen finished second overall.