Hobart and William Smith Colleges

At the Block H Awards, lacrosse defenseman Parke Schweiter '19 and hockey forward Jonas Toupal '19 received the Hanna Award for excellence in citizenship, scholarship, leadership and teamwork; hockey defenseman Jack Macnee '19 received the William C. Stiles '43 Memorial Award for leadership, determination and character; and lacrosse attackman Chris Aslanian '19 was presented with the Francis L. Babe Kraus '24 Memorial Award as Hobart's most outstanding senior athlete.

PLEN executive board members Rylee Wernoch '21, Lorena Robelo-Lara '21, Sarah Walters '19, Maeve Kline '19 and Emma Consoli '20 gather for a photo after the organization's final breakfast of the year.

Members of Theta Phi Alpha participate in a charity car smash. The sorority sponsored the event to raise money for The House that Theta Phi Built charity, a national philanthropic cause dedicated to improving the plight of the homeless.

Marcel Johnson '19 speaks to a packed room at the Lavender Graduation. The ceremony celebrates the success of graduating LGBTQ+ and allied students.

Students talk with representatives from the Conscious College Road Tour lifestyle expo in the Scandling Campus Center. The exhibition features displays on seven sustainable lifestyle themes: footprint, food, fashion, body, zero waste, clean and living space.

The final Public Leadership Education Network (PLEN) breakfast of the year is held in the Fisher Center for the Study of Gender and Justice. PLEN aims to increase the number of women in top leadership positions by exposing college women to role models and skills training needed before entering the workforce in public policy careers.

Hobart and William Smith Colleges join colleges across the country visited by the Conscious College Road Tour. The event was supported by Amy Ziff ’92 and her husband Jeffrey Glueck.

Members of the Arc of Schuyler, children from the Colleges' Discovery's Playground program and HWS students paint a canvas during the Abstract Intuitive Painting workshop. The event was part of the Arts Experience Festival.

Chelsea Snyder '11, LGBTQ+ program coordinator for the Counseling Service of the Finger Lakes, leads a community conversation on building K-12 classrooms that are both inclusive and supportive of LGBTQ+ youth. The event was held at the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

Brian Schaumloffel '20 hikes in the Scottish highlands near Glencoe while studying abroad in Glasgow.

With Fulbright Instructor Emila Gilly-Grellier, students prepare crêpes for guests attending the Crêpes and Conversation event at the Office of Intercultural Affairs. The event was hosted by the French Club.

Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies Kanate Dahouda (back, left) speaks with students at the Crêpes and Conversation event.

HWS students and children who attend the Colleges' Discovery's Playground program paint a canvas during the Arts Experience Festival. The festival is an opportunity for members of the HWS community and the public, including people with intellectual and other developmental disabilities, to explore the arts.

Eric Holden '20 takes on a defender against Mount St. Mary's University on Saturday. Holden scored 5 points during the game to bring Hobart to a 11-8 win.

Hobart celebrates its 11-8 victory against Mount St. Mary's University on Saturday.

Student-athletes pose with a check for Safe Harbors FLNY on Saturday. Hobart and William Smith athletics teams raised $1,158 for the agency that works to combat instances of sexual assault.