Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Members of Kappa Sigma and Sigma Chi pose with Director of International Student Affairs David Gage 91, P22 at the Festival of Nations on Saturday. The celebration of diverse cultures in the Geneva community is sponsored by the Geneva City School District in collaboration with HWS and Finger Lakes Community College.

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.

Bridgid Keane '20, Whit Swanson '20 and Cait Peglow '20 prepare for an anthropology exam in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

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.

Chukwuma Onyia, associate director of the Genocide Prevention in Africa Initiative, joins the HWS Human Rights and Genocide Symposium lecture series with his talk Nigeria: Re-Conceptualizing and Defining History in the Sanford Room.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

Mariah Deschino '21 challenges the defense during the Herons' third round victory of Westfield State University during the NCAA tournament. The Herons play Amherst College in the fifth round of the tournament on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. on Boswell Field.

William Fletcher '21 runs through the mud at the NCAA Division III Atlantic Regional Championships. The Statesmen finished 27th out of 45 teams.

The Herons celebrate after winning against Tufts University in double overtime during the fourth-round of the NCAA Championships. The Herons will host the fifth and sixth round of the tournament this weekend.

Olivia Bloch '20 and Kelsea Brown '20 pose on the Charles Bridge in Prague, Czech Republic where they are studying abroad this semester.

Sheila McQuillen '21 scores the golden goal in double-overtime to win the fourth round of the NCAA tournament.

Prior to being inducted into the Intercollegiate Womens Lacrosse Coaches Association Hall of Fame, Betsy Williams Dougherty (accepting on behalf of the late Penn State Head Coach Gillian Rattray), former Maryland Head Coach Sue Tyler and former William Smith Head Coach Patricia P. Genovese P01, P03, P05, P08 gather for a photo.