Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Aaron Holland '07 offers samples from Lake Drum Brewing during the Taste of the Finger Lakes.

Jeff Swarthout and Laura Tabatcher pour samples of wine from Hazlitt 1952 Vineyards during Taste of the Finger Lakes on Saturday afternoon.

Alums gather on Saturday afternoon to discuss memories of the Vietnam War.

Alums relax on the Quad on Saturday.

Up2Somethin' takes to the stage Coxe Hall steps on Saturday evening.

Members of the Classes of 2014 and 2009 pose for a photo on Saturday afternoon.

A dance party on the Quad on Saturday.

Alums take advantage of the beautiful weather at the Bozzuto Boathouse on Saturday afternoon.

Sun shines on alums from the classes of 1999 and 2004.

Alums from the Classes of 2014 and 2015 pose for a photo on the Quad.

Intercultural Affairs Director Alejandra Molina snaps a photo of Carolin Martinez Diaz '19, Associate Director of Annual Giving Chevanne J. DeVaney '95, P'21, P’23 and Carolyn Lluberes Kimm '04.

Alums, staff and students pose with President-elect Joyce P. Jacobsen at the Intercultural Center on Saturday.

Intercultural Affairs Director Alejandra Molina welcomes visitors to the Intercultural Center.

The supercell thunderstorm near Tipton, Kansas produces this breathtaking view of twin tornadoes with the main tornadic circulation apparent to the right and a satellite tornado extending horizontally through the lower clouds and touching down on the left.

Associate Professor of Geoscience Nick Metz poses with GEO 299 students and alum Caitlin Crossett 15 at the beginning of one of the chase days.

Professor of Geoscience Neil Laird and Associate Professor of Geoscience Nick Metz co-led this years GEO 299 Field Course that focuses on forecasting and observing severe convective storms across the Central Plains of the United States. During the 15-day course, the group traveled through 15 states, covered 6,050 miles and observed 11 tornadoes along with many other amazing meteorological phenomena. This weeks TWIP highlights the class.