Hobart and William Smith Colleges

In the Field House, more than 250 students take part in packaging meals for Stop Hunger Now, an international non-profit organization that distributes food and lifesaving aid to children and families in need across the globe. This is the second year of the Colleges partnership with the organization.

President Mark D. Gearan talks with first-year students who are working at the Stop Hunger Now event. The Classes of 2019 packaged nearly 60,000 meals for the organization on Saturday.

Frankie Marquet '19, of York, Pa. and Denery Noone '19, of North Attleboro, Mass., trim trees with residents of the Hildreth Hill Neighborhood near Brook Street Park.

Hameed Mourani ’19, of Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., Oluwaseun Adetola ’19, of Bethany, Conn., and Caroline Gerrard ’19, of Rochester, N.Y., rake leaves with members of the Historic South Neighborhood in Pulteney Park.

Students gather with Lynn Doyle (left), a resident of the Historic South Neighborhood, after cleaning up Pulteney Park, the area that was once the center of Geneva.

Grace Marshall ’19, of Petoskey, Mich., works on a flower berm at the roundabout in Washington St. Park.

Orientation Mentor Sophia Melvin ’18, of Ithaca, N.Y., enjoys a laugh with fellow volunteers during a park cleanup project at Arbors Green.

During Orientation Day of Service, Griffin Thrush ’19, of Westport, Conn.; Spencer Planit ’19, of Scarsdale, N.Y.; Orientation Mentor Sophia Melvin ’18, of Ithaca, N.Y.; and Jiaxun Liu ’19, of Wuhan, China, enhance a landscaping berm at Arbors Green in Geneva.

Kenisha Ross ’19, of Orange, N.J., Eliza Santin ’19, of West Newton, Mass., Ana Mazariegos ’19, of Mamaroneck, N.Y., and Sarah Banta ’19, of Hudson, Mass., package meals for Stop Hunger Now in the Field House on Saturday morning.

Erik Wolf ’19, of Grand Lake, Colo., assists decorating a bicycle during the kick-off celebration of a new play area and community garden that will be situated next to Geneva Garden Apartments along Pulteney Street.

Nick Pugh ’19, of Boston, and Stephen Cosola, of Garden City, N.Y., assist with cleanup efforts at Washington St. Park during the Orientation Day of Service.

Fans cheer on the Herons during their first game of the Liberty League playoffs.

Kyesha Talerico '21 fights for possession during William Smith’s 65-50 win over Union College.

Olivia Hughes '19 puts up a shot during William Smith 65-50 win over Union College. Hughes scored a game and career-high 19 points.

Jamal Lucas '19 drives to the basket during Hobart's 89-72 win over Bard College in first round of the Liberty League Men's Basketball Tournament.

Phillip Hsieh '22, Jae Kim '21 and William Persina '22 play Super Mario Smash Bros. at the After Dark Gaming Night organized by the E-Scape club and the Office of Residential Education.