Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students gather for a photo before heading to Syracuse University's Maxwell School Public Policy Camp to network and explore policy careers and graduate opportunities.

New York Times best-selling author and Trias Writer in Residence Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah prepares to read from his book Chain-Gang All-Stars in Bartlett Theatre.

During “Social Innovation for the Entrepreneur” with Associate Professor of Business Management and Entrepreneurship Craig Talmage, HWS Entrepreneur in Residence Alan Worden ’87 speaks about his career path and new innovations he is bringing to Nantucket, Mass.

While conducting a field study on disturbance ecology at Coopers’ Woods, Associate Professor of Practice Susan Cushman '98 joins Jonah Friedman ’26, Maddy Buck ’26 and Alex Miller ’27 to collect data on soil conditions and invertebrate diversity in pitfall traps during “Global Change Biology.”

Lacey Somerville '26 (bottom left) visits the Reichstag Building in Berlin with fellow IES Freiberg students, where they are studying political science, international relations, economics, law and business.

After giving a talk to students, teachers and board members at Middlesex School in Concord, Mass., President Mark D. Gearan connected with students Lily McTeague and Finn Bishop.

Students enjoy a game of volleyball on the Quad.

Students discuss artwork during the closing reception of “Connected from Afar” in the Provenzano Student Art Gallery.

E.J. Taylor ’27 breaks through the Utica line on Saturday at Urick Stadium. He finished the game with 105 yards and three touchdowns rushing. It was his sixth 100-yard rushing game in the past seven outings and his fourth three TD game in his last five.

Manuela Taff-Freire ’27 and Juliza Ariza ’27 speak about their experience studying at the Technos College in Tokyo, Japan.

The HWS tennis teams are joined by Nick Grosso ’25, Kristin and Christopher Grosso P’25 and President Mark D. Gearan for the unveiling of the Grosso Family Court during the Fall Community Tennis Day. the Fall Community Tennis Day.

Nell Dwyer ’28 takes a free kick during William Smith soccer’s game against the University of Rochester.

At the Blocker Showcase, Dylan Meyer ’26 speaks about his experience hiking in Europe while studying abroad in Freiburg, Germany last semester.

Assistant Professor of Psychological Science Stephanie Anglin leads a discussion with students during “Information and Misinformation.”

With Associate Professor of Geoscience Tara Curtin, Peter Hobbie ’29, Sacha Lasser ’29 and Avaleigh Besaw ’29 sieve mud samples collected from Seneca Lake to study organisms living on the lake bottom.

While aboard the William Scandling Research Vessel during “Parched” with Associate Professor of Geoscience Tara Curtin, Jubayer Ansary ’29 and Nigel Presume ’29 measure the pH and total dissolved solids in water sampled from Seneca Lake.