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.

The Hobart lacrosse team practices on the new indoor turf field located at the south end of Robert A. Bristol '31 Field House.

Edie Falk ’21, Ryan Carey ’20, Dylan McDonald ’20, Lindsay Carr ’20, Genevieve Carpenter ’20, Eileen Rath ’20 and Bennett Tierney ’20 stand at the Burren National Park on the West Coast of Ireland.

Carsen Lennon ’20, Gillian Owens ’20, Sarah Linsner ’20, Samantha Buckenmaier ’20 and Chloe Emler ’20 pose for a photo during a trip to Cambridge. The William Smith students are studying abroad at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, England.

Heron seniors gather for a group photo with their familes, Assistant Coach Kate Gallagher (back row, fifth from right), Head Coach Jamie Totten (back row, fourth from right), and William Smith Athletic Director Deb Steward (back row, right) following William Smith's game against Nazareth College.

Abbey Luth '22 battles for the puck during William Smith's game against Nazareth College.

Aaron Maguyon '22 puts a shot on the net during Hobart’s game against New England College. Maguyon had two goals in the game.

The William Smith lacrosse team warms up.

Ryan Lynch '21 tests the defense during Hobart's 4-4 tie against New England College.

In Dingle, Ireland, Jacqueline Steinman ’20 pets a four-day-old lamb held by Professor of Political Science Kevin Dunn, who is leading the study abroad program this semester. The HWS program is based in Galway.

Luke Millspaugh '20 (center) speaks about his project as the recipient of a Blocker Fellowship in Germany last semester.

While visiting campus, Mikayla Ganswith from Schenectady High School chats with Director of Intercultural Affairs Alejandra Molina in the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

Students and Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D.’12 (right) talk with Blocker Fellows to learn about their abroad experiences in Germany. The event was held on Monday in the Vandervort Room.

Matthew Hogan ’19 discusses the origins of his Honors project titled, “How Should The Grassroots Fighting Game Community Grow and Change (Or Not) in the Era of eSports,” during an Honors informational session in the Vandervort Room.

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.

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.