Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Krysten Palmer '22, Austin Kennie '19 and Kyle Driscoll '22 chat outside Demarest Hall.

An aerial view of campus above Pulteney Street.

A rainbow appears over Seneca Lake and the HWS Sailing Team.

Olivia Wojnovich '20 and Teresa Kepes '21 follow the path along Cozzens Field.

Bjørn Antell '21 and Madison Bradley '19 take a scenic route to class.

The statue of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, created by Professor of Art and Architecture A.E. Ted Aub in 1994, watches fall arrive on the Quad. In 1849, Blackwell graduated from the medical school of Geneva College (Hobart’s precursor) as the first woman in the country to receive a medical degree. (Geneva College was renamed Hobart Free College in 1852 and Hobart College in 1860.)

St. John's Chapel at dusk.

A northward view of South Main Street.

Students walk by the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

The Hobart Hall of Fame Class of 2018 inductees gather for a photo: (front row, L-R) Stockton Buck '66, P’98, Len DeFrancesco '56 and Kent Smack '97; (back row, L-R) Bill Palmer '94, Jeff Tambroni '92 and Jeremy Foley '74. The late Delivan Augie Gates '56 was also inducted on Saturday.

Jeremy N. Foley ’74, athletic director emeritus of the University of Florida, offers remarks during the 2018 Hobart Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in Bristol Gym.

Members of Kappa Alpha Parker Harrington '19 and Gavin Gross '19 play defense against Campus Safety (Team Campo) Officers Sgt. Michael Guzman and Sgt. William Hanvey during Kappa Alpha's 2v2 basketball tournament to benefit muscular dystrophy.

Students make their way to class.

Pietro del Fabro '67 and Maria del Fabro pose with Gavin Flood '20, Quinn Cullum '18 and Dominique DeRubeis '18 after having dinner in New York City. They initially met during Reunion 2018 and wanted to reconnect.

Students gather in the Office of Intercultural Affairs for a Fireside Chat with Assistant Professor of Education Naomi Rodriguez as she shares her research on child welfare policy and immigration enforcement in the San Diego-Tijuana region.

In the Scandling Campus Center, Dante Herrera ’21, Jedidiah Collins '18 and Director of Campus Safety Marty Corbett create no-sew scarves and blankets for local refugees. The event was sponsored by the Office of Intercultural Affairs.