Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Tamari Bekauri '20 poses in front of Ponte Vecchio while visiting Florence, Italy on break. She is studying abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark this semester.

Justin Torres, on campus as the Trias Writer in Residence, leads a fiction craft talk focused on the short story The School by Donald Barthelme at the Fisher Center on Thursday.

Assistant Professor of English at UCLA and Trias Writer in Residence at HWS Justin Torres reads from his novel We the Animals in Bartlett Theatre on Tuesday.

Assistant Professor of German Studies at Linfield College Emina Muanovi and Assistant Professor of German Area Studies at HWS Ashwin Manthripragada lead a talk Infrastructures of Movement: Bridges and Borders as part of the Fisher Center for Gender and Justice speaker series.

Policy Analyst for the National Immigration Law Center Jackie Vimo discusses same-sex marriage during States' Rights at the Border: From Jim Crow to Sanctuary Cities.

Students, faculty and staff gather on the Coxe Hall steps for a candlelight vigil in honor of the victims of the Christchurch Terrorist Attack.

Syed Rizwan Zamir speaks with students about his perspective on the beginning and the end of life during Muslim Orientations toward Death, Apocalypse and the World-to-Come.

Students gather and pass through the atrium of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

William Smith Dean Lisa Kaenzig speaks about William Smith traditions during a Hobart and William Smith student government meeting.

Members of the international honor society Psi Chi pose during the induction ceremony.

Alyssa Capuano '21 signs the Psi Chi ledger, officially becoming a member of the international honor society in psychology during an induction ceremony in the Vandervort Room.

Grant Emerson '20 and Ben Barnes '20 study in the Scandling Campus Center Café.

Miranda Smith 18, MAT19 stops for a photo in the Warren Hunting Smith Library. Smith learned this week that she has been awarded a U.S. Fulbright English Teaching Award to Malaysia.

Hobart Dean Khuram Hussain speaks about preserving while modernizing the concept of heritage with members of the Hobart and William Smith Student governments during a meeting in Coxe Hall.

Educator and Historic Site Manager of Ganondagan State Historic Site Peter Jemison, Director for the Native American Future Stewards Program at RIT Nicole Scott, HWS Professor of Anthropology Jeffrey Anderson, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Rochester and HWS Trustee Rt. Rev. Dr. Prince G. Singh and Founding partner of Thomas & Solomon Patrick Solomon 92, P20, P23 discuss the history and future of Hobart traditions during Hobart Traditions: Acknowledging our Past, Envisioning our Future.

Students walk to class on Wednesday afternoon.