Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Kristina Hilliard ’22 and Hannah Walsh ‘22 leap across the stage during Koshare 2018.

Erika Ireland ’19 and Grace Faulkner ‘22 perform “Cercle” set to the song “A Place Only We Know” by Manse ft. Robin Valo.

Grace Faulkner ‘22 twirls during the piece “Cercle.”

Dancers perform “Mashup” choreographed by Ruby Verbitsky ’21 and Jill Crocetta ’21.

Students strike a pose during the piece “Level Up.”

Dancers perform “Slow Burn,” choreographed by Sarah Underwood ’19.

William Smith students perform “Slow Burn,” set to the music of the Broadway show “The Pajama Game.”

Morgan Willis '22 and Nuzhat Wahid '22 make snow angels on Stern Lawn.

A snowball fight breaks out between classes on Stern Lawn.

As part of a conference for rural women organized by the Rural Migrant Ministry, Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Marcela Romero Rivera leads a workshop on revolutionary women in Central America and Mexico. The event was held in Lyons, N.Y.

Coxe Hall is illuminated at sunrise.

As part of a conference coordinated by the Rural Migrant Ministry, Swellar Zhuo '19 co-leads a workshop for children in Lyons, N.Y. on revolutionary women in Central America and Mexico.

Mandalas can be constructed from wood, precious jewels, rice, flower and other materials. Sand is considered to be an ideal medium because of the high number of grains required and the great skill necessary to create the mandala.

In this special edition of This Week in Photos, we follow the Venerable Tenzin Yignyen, instructor of Asian Studies, and his Tibetan Mandala Painting class as they create and dismantle a sand mandala, an ancient Buddhist tradition that symbolizes lifes unwavering march from beginning to end. In the photo above, Yignyen gives feedback to Clare O'Conner '21 on her mandala drawing.

The sun sets over the Village at Odell's Pond on Tuesday night. In the background, construction on the new indoor turf field continues.

Finger Lakes Community College President Robert Nye speaks to students about the challenges community colleges face in the 21st century in Higher Education Under Fire taught by Assistant Professor of Political Science Justin Rose.