Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Members of the William Smith lacrosse team and Head Coach Anne Phillips check out the dome above the indoor field.

Members of the Hobart lacrosse team warm up on the new indoor turf field.

William Elliman ’20, Victoria Loshusan ’20 and Shreeya Desai ’21 work on this year's HWS RockSat-C project, which will become payload on a NASA rocket launching in June.

Victoria Loshusan ’20 makes an adjustment to a muon detector for the HWS RockSat-C project. The year-long project is designed to detect changes in subatomic particles through a rocket launch that passes through the Earth's atmosphere.

Guest Artist Alice Sheppard demonstrates a movement during Intermediate Modern Dance Technique with Assistant Professor of Dance Caitlin Mahon. An award-winning choreographer, Sheppard focuses on creating movement that challenges conventional understandings of disabled and dancing bodies.

Guest Artist Alice Sheppard speaks during her performance of Unrolling Disability Culture and Aesthetics: A Meditation on Intersectional Disability in Dance in Deming Theatre.

Students in Intermediate Modern Dance Technique with Assistant Professor of Dance Caitlin Mahon (bottom row, second from right) gather for a photo with Professor of Dance Cadence Whittier (back row, second from right) and Guest Artist Alice Sheppard in Deming Theatre.

The super snow moon rises above the Bozzuto Boathouse and Seneca Lake.

Jake Preston '20 goes up for a layup during during Hobart's 89-72 win over Bard College.

Professor of Biology Mark Deutschlander helps Eleanor Burns ’21 and Colton Corriveau ’21 with an assignment during a biology lab in Napier Hall.

Professor of Art and Architecture Nicholas Ruth talks with students during “Introduction to Drawing” in the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center.

Amanda Adams '21, Rebecca Huss ’22 and Louisa Morrow ’22 analyze the housing for a mouse as part of a biology lab.

Kirra Henick-Kling Guard '08, MAT '09, Dr. Stephen L. Cohen '67 and Jean Ann Linney '72 answer students' questions during a Careers in Applied Psychology panel in the Sanford Room.

In the Solarium Gallery at Houghton House, Samuel Adcock '22 reads about the history of the Wannsee Conference.

As part of the annual HWS Psychology Colloquium, Graduate Student Mentor at Texas A&M University Anna Finley discusses the relationship between focus, productivity and ego as part of her talk “Ego Depletion: Moving Forward on the After Effects of Self-Control” in Gulick Hall.

Students examine and comment on images demonstrating the history of racism in the United States as part of the event Strange Fruit: Lynching, the American History… The event was co-sponsored by Sankofa and the History Department.