Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Associate Professor of Media and Society Leah Shafer poses with new Phi Beta Kappa inductees Trevor Poisson '19, Gabriella Goodwin '19 and Alex Kerai '19.

Gabe Pietrorazio ’20 and Sam Nesin Perna '21 discuss Some Future, 1969, a pop-up exhibition that they created with classmates in Visibility Matters. The show was held in the Solarium Gallery at Houghton House.

Coxe Hall on a sunny spring morning.

A panel of queer and allied entrepreneurs from Geneva, N.Y., discuss how to get involved and empower others in the queer community. Presented by the LGBTQ Resource Center, the evening was moderated by Marcel Johnson '19 (left). Assistant Vice President for Campus Life and Dean of Student Engagement and Conduct Brandon Barile (right) also participated in the discussion.

Luke Stapleton '21 and Meg Quint '21 lead prospective students and their family members on a tour of campus.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Media and Society Lina Žigelyte teaches Visibility Matters on the steps of Coxe Hall on Wednesday.

Accompanied by his father, Kyle Walsh '21 walks his four-month-old St. Bernard Louie along South Main Street.

Fog surrounds the Bozzuto Boathouse on Wednesday morning.

Michael Walzer, professor emeritus for the Institute of Advanced Study at Princeton University, gives a talk Arguing About Immigration. Walzer’s visit was part of the Foster P. Boswell Distinguished Lecturer in Philosophy Series, which this year was presented in honor of Professor of Philosophy Steven Lee (seated left). Lee is retiring following a nearly 40-year tenure at the Colleges.

The cast of The Servant of Two Masters rehearses for this weekend's performances.

Cast members Donovan Hayden '19 and Eva Catanzariti '20 rehearse for The Servant of Two Masters. The comedy, written in 1746 by Carlo Goldoni, will be presented April 18-20 in the McDonald Theatre.

As Professor of Philosophy Scott Brophy ’78, P’12 looks on, Gizem Hussain '21 speaks with Michael Walzer, professor emeritus for the Institute of Advanced Study at Princeton University, following his talk in the Albright Auditorium on Tuesday.

Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Program Assistant Melissa Hegarty is flanked by Courtney Riffle ’22 and Spencer Lerner ’19 who received awards for their work at the Boys and Girls Club of Geneva.

Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Assistant Director Amy Sellers, America Counts Tutors of the Month Caroline Pustay ‘22 and Lea Filyk ’21 and Lyons School District Intervention Coordinator Joseph Fantigrossi pose for a photo following an award ceremony in the Geneva Room.

Kelsey Irving ’18 poses at the Founders Bell at Daemen College in Buffalo, N.Y., where she has started the physician assistant program. Irving majored in biology at HWS and was part of the Pre-Health Professions Club.

Nicholas Rahaman ‘20, Mykaluh Marcy ’22, Grace Mongeau ’22, Helen Wagner Maggitti ’19 and Liam Cranley ’21 were honored as America Reads’ Tutors of the Month.