Hobart and William Smith Colleges

As part of the Climate Change and Philosophy Colloquium, Michael Mann, a pioneering climate scientist, distinguished professor of atmospheric science and director of the Earth System Science Center at Pennsylvania State University, presents A Return to the Mad House: Climate Change Denial in the Age of Trump.

Anna Flaherty '20 works on a project for The Once and Future King taught by Associate Professor of English Laurence Erussard.

Robert George '19 discusses the inspiration for his study abroad photography with Michael Thompson '19 during a Global Cafe in Bartlett Theatre.

Dean for Spiritual Engagement and Chaplain Maurice Charles (right) and Cliff Chan host their final Pasta Night in their home. Chan has accepted a position at Emory University to expand the schools global internship program.

In collaboration with the African American Men's Association, students serve on a panel on Personal Financing for an audience of Geneva high school students.

Mary Warner '20 and Maddy Conroy '20 table at the Festival of Nations on behalf of One-on-One Friendship, a peer tutor organization between Indonesian and American students.

Dean for Spiritual Engagement and Chaplain Maurice Charles and Cliff Chan pose for a photo in their home alongside students during Pasta Night.

As part of the Global Cafe, Robert George '19 shares photography from his semester abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark. His project, titled Fashionable Danes, was made possible by a SIIF Grant offered through the Center for Global Education.

Carolin Martinez Diaz '19 helps set up for Festival of Nations, a celebration of diverse cultures in the City of Geneva. Several hundred Geneva community members and school children attended the event.

Traci Brown 22, Cassidy Gregory 22 and Lauren Cargal 22 measure radish plants during an introductory biology lab with Director of Introductory Biology Susan Flanders Cushman 98.

As part of a biology lab, Alassandara Bonagura 22 and Sarah Gray 22 measure zinnia plants while Alissa Carnicelli 22, Emma Weir 22 and Haley Stakutis 22 record data on the computer.

Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Michael Tinkler discusses monuments erected during the Roman Empire with students in Ancient to Medieval Art in Houghton House.

Students walk in the snow outside of Coxe Hall.

On Wednesday morning, a student walks to class in Merritt Hall.

Emmaline Riester ’22 swims to a second place finish in the 200-yard breaststroke. The Herons scored a program best second place finish at the RIT Invitational.

Emily Leonard '22, Noah Emerson '22 and Haotian Chi '21 record data on the growth rate of bean plants in artificial light verses natural light as part of an introductory biology lab.