Hobart and William Smith Colleges

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.

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.

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.

In the Rosensweig Learning Commons, Ruby Williams 20 listens as Elizabeth Dunne '19 explains her tutoring process as part of an assignment for the Writing Colleague Seminar.

On the 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution, students in the first-year seminar Eat Like a Slav enjoy authentic Russian dishes and other treats while discussing the revolution's historical context.

On the 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution, students in the first-year seminar Eat Like a Slav taught by Associate Professor of Russian Area Studies David Galloway run to Coxe Hall in a reenactment of the historic event. Galloway also serves as Associate Dean for Curricular Initiatives and Development.

The statue of William Smith on the Hill is dressed up on Founders Day. The statue was created by Professor of Art and Architecture A. E. Ted Aub.

Associate Vice President for Alumnae Relations Kathy Killius Regan '82, P'13 introduces the panelists at the Founder's Day Celebration, commemorating the 110th anniversary of William Smith College. The panelists include labor activist Susan Strauss '64, graduate student at the University of George Washington Jacqueline Fisher '18, Maeve Kline '19 and Associate Director of Annual Giving Chevanne Graham DeVaney '95, P'21.

Social justice and labor activist Susan Strauss '64 (center) accepts the William Smith Alumna Achievement Award from Alumna Association President Julie Bazan '93 and Vice President Kirra Henick-Kling Guard '08, MAT '09 during the William Smith College Founder's Day celebration on Thursday.

Cailyn Garber '21 prepares for her quiz on Tibetan Mandala Painting on the third floor of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Students walk across the Quad on Tuesday.

Erica Trabold, winner of the inaugural Deborah Tall Lyric Essay Book Price, delivers a reading from her book Five Plots in Hirshson Ballroom. Five Plots will be published by Seneca Review Books, a new imprint of Hobart and William Smith Colleges Press in November.

Mike Baroody '21, Aman Cumberbatch '21, Faith Hicks '21, Jobed Hilaire '21, Alec Biegen '21 and Teresa Kepes '21 talk about leadership characteristics as part of the The Changing Nature of Leadership event in the Centennial Center.

In the Centennial Center, Bridget Costa-Daugherty '21, Caroline Bryceland '21 and Molly Powers '21 complete a reading response on the various types of leadership styles as part of the course Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

Shayna Riggins '22, Olivia Stine '21 and Samantha Foulk '22 work on assignments in the Warren Hunting Smith Library on Thursday afternoon.

Students attend the annual Welcome Back barbecue hosted by HWS cultural clubs on the steps of Coxe Hall.