Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students walk into the Scandling Campus Center as the leaves begin to change color in October.

In this special edition of This Week in Photos, we share our favorite photos taken From Above via drone by student photographer in the Office of Communications Adam Farid '20. Here, William Smith tennis and Hobart soccer compete at the HWS Tennis Center and Cozzens Field.

The HWS Sailing Team competes in the David Lee Arnoff Regatta on Seneca Lake. The team hosts the regatta each year and won for the third time this October. Here, the boats are departing the Bozzuto Boathouse.

Fall foliage surrounds the Jackson-Potter-Rees (JPR) Residence Hall.

As part of the 2019 Orientation Day of Service, students package meals for the international relief organization, Rise Against Hunger.

During Senior Week, the Classes of 2019 make their way through the arts campus to the annual Senior Dinner.

Classic cars line Seneca Street in downtown Geneva during the 20th annual Cruisin' Night & Block Party. The event was organized by the Geneva Business Improvement District.

The sun sets over the Hobart and William Smith campus.

Students participating in the Environmental Studies Summer Youth Institute (ESSYI) explore the HWS Solar Farm. The facility features 7,800 panels on a 10-acre site in the Town of Seneca.

Hobart competes in a night match at the HWS Tennis Center.

The summer sun hits the trees surrounding the residence halls on William Smith Hill.

Professor of Art and Architecture Nick Ruth leads an art critique with students outside of the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center.

Students use foraged materials to create art on a fence at the Houghton House Arts Complex.

At HWS Fribolin Farm, students learn about community supported agriculture with Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Beth Kinne and Food Systems Program Manager Sarah Meyer.

Professor of Education Paul Kehle asks students to consider how to represent and analyze issues of environmental sustainability.

Emma Wilber '21 assists students with an energy policy worksheet during “Environmental Economics” with Professor of Economics Thomas Drennen.