Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Margaret Hollister '20, Isabel Ingram '19 and Jacqueline Bange '19 study outside the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Darrin Magee speaks about the need for diversified renewable energy sources in Cambodia at the China Environment Forum in Washington, D.C. Magee posits that energy-rich Yunnan could serve as a much-needed power source for Cambodia, where a large rural population doesn't have electricity, and cities often have rolling blackouts.

Students, colleagues and friends raise a toast to retiring Professor of Philosophy Steven Lee at the conclusion of his last class. Lee has taught at Hobart and William Smith Colleges for 38 years.

Rachael DeLue, the Christopher Binyon Sarofim '86 Professor in American Art at Princeton University, presents Arthur Dove's Music Pictures, or, How to Make a Painting of Sound during the first annual Arthur Dove Memorial Lecture in the Fish Screening Room in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Retiring Professor of Education Charles Temple is celebrated by students, faculty and friends at the end of his last class. Temple joined the faculty in 1982.

Matthew Fox '19 participates in the annual Reading of the Names on the steps of Scandling Campus Center. Part of Holocaust Remembrance Day, the reading helps to ensure that those lost in the Holocaust are not forgotten.

Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies Craig Talmage poses with members of Hai Timiai, the William Smith Senior Honor Society, during the Moving Up Day ceremony in Albright Auditorium.

Members of the William Smith Class of 2019 pass the laurel to members of the Class of 2020. The passing of the laurel recognizes each class as they move up to fill the vacancy left by the class ahead of them.

William Smith Dean Lisa Kaenzig P’22 welcomes students to the annual Moving Up Day celebration in Albright Auditorium.

William Smith seniors carry a laurel garland during the procession that kicks off Moving Up Day. The seniors pass the garland to juniors and all students moving up.

Julianne Miller, director of the Abbe Center for Jewish Life and Hillel adviser, speaks at the candlelit vigil for Holocaust Remembrance Day.

HWS Finger Lakes Institute Lab Manager Trevor Massey uses the FluoroProbe to test a water sample for algal concentrations.

Andrew Schrader '21, competing for the Albert Holland Prize for Public Presentations of Physics, presents Archimedes' Principle: What else will float your boat? During the competition students are given 15 minutes to explain a significant principle or application of physics. The Albert Holland Physics Lecture competition and prize were conceived and endowed by Professor Emeritus of Physics Allan M. Russell P'81, P'86.

Associate Professor of Sociology Kendralin Freeman discusses social change and technological innovation in Introduction to Sociology.

Students observe children as part of a Developmental Detectives activity conducted by Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Newman Kingery. The students guess the childrens' ages based on their motor skills and language skills.

Trees bloom on campus.