Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Tanner Arnold '19, Carson Lenin '20 and Carmen Emmy '20 study economics in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Eva Gurian '19 and Alexandra Corinaldesi '19 collect a sample during Vertebrate Biology with Professor of Biology Jim Ryan.

Professor of Biology Jim Ryan discusses the schooling behavior of fish with Mackenzie Frary '21, Audrey Morin '21 and Eoin Hurley '20 as part of Vertebrate Biology in Eaton Hall.

Students study in Rosensweig Learning Commons of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

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.

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.

Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories Susan Flanders Cushman 98 discusses strategies for writing a lab report.

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

Students walk in the snow outside of Coxe Hall.

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.

Assistant Professor of Africana Studies at Carleton College Charisse Burden-Stelly gives a talk titled The treacherous terrain of movement building; Anti-radicalism, anti-blackness, and U.S. imperialism in the Fisher Center.

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.

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

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.

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.