Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Ariel Trent '14, Algrin Flowers '91, Phylicia Robinson Dove '09, Gary DeWitt Marshall '89 and Walter Cruz '11 lead a panel on entrepreneurship.

Recardi Wallace '91, change management specialist with KPMG, delivers a talk on Preparing for a Career in Consulting.

Reinaldo Llano '99, data analyst and digital marketing specialist at BISCI, conducts a networking skills session as part of the Multicultural Networking and Career Conference.

An aerial view of the Hobart and William Smith Colleges campus.

The Herald Editor-in-Chief Alex Kerai ’19 interviews Board Chair Thomas S. Bozzuto ’68, L.H.D.’18 in the Colleges’ radio station in the Scandling Campus Center. The interview was part of the Seneca Scene podcast series sponsored by the student newspaper.

Dante Kimbrough ’22 meets with his adviser Professor of Dance Donna Davenport in her office in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Members of the William Smith Alpine team gather for a photo at the U.S. Collegiate Alpine Nationals in Jackson Hole, Wyo. The William Smith team placed 11th out of 21 teams.

Walker Anderson '21 leaps for a volley during Hobart's match against Case Western Reserve University.

Lindsey Crowell ’22 competes in the U.S. Collegiate Alpine Nationals. She placed sixth in the individual Slalom competition.

Assistant Professor of Political Science Rene Rojas leads class in Stern Hall on Thursday.

Author and Autism Advocate Jeremiah Iheoma (in red, center) poses with students in “Children with Disabilities” class. Iheoma read from his book My Super Life With Autism.

Lilly Shea '20 and Eve Martin '20 study in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Students in Beginning Japanese I and Advanced Japanese with Tanaka Lecturer of Japanese Language Kyoko Ishida (front, left) gather for a photo during a visit to Cornell University for a Rakugo performance by Tozaburo Yanagiya. Rakugo features a lone storyteller siting on a cushion, telling funny stories with a fan and a cotton cloth as props.

Acclaimed Interior Designer and Adjunct Professor of Art and Architecture Eric Cohler '81 works with students in “Interior Design 101,” a Reader's College course.

Leading a discussion in “ Interior Design 101,” Eric Cohler '81 shares his passion and talent with students in Houghton House.

Alyssa Mt. Pleasant, assistant professor of transnational studies at the University of Buffalo, gives a presentation on historical roadside markers in Haudenosaunee homelands as part of the Art and Architecture Lecture Series.