Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students in “Sovereignty: Politics, Power, and the People” with Professor of History Matt Crow and Professor of Politics Jodi Dean visit the Thomas Jefferson library exhibit at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C.

Students pose for a photo while attending the Taste of the World event in Bartlett Theatre, where students, faculty and staff experienced a variety of international foods and performances.

During Monday night’s student government meeting – and in collaboration with the Food Recovery Network, the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning, and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion – students created ready-to-cook meal bags that will stock blessing boxes, sharing sheds and little free farmstands across Geneva.

Walt Disney Imagineer Toby Pugh ’67 speaks to students about his career designing inclusive spaces around the world.

The William Smith volleyball team celebrates after rallying to defeat Lynchburg 3-2 in a thrilling five-set matchup in the 2025 NCAA tournament. The win advances the Herons to the second round of the NCAA tournament for the first time in program history.

Linebacker Mike McGhee '26 and defensive back Zeshan Dixon '27 celebrate an interception during the Statesmen's 35-9 victory over Buffalo State. Next up for the Hobart football team is a date with SUNY Maritime College in the 2025 ECAC James Lynah Bowl.

At Geneva’s Hydrant Hose Fire Department, students help move newly donated food for the Lady of Peace Parish after a fire destroyed their food supply intended for families on Thanksgiving.

Ashley Hernandez '27, Sophia Pomposello '27, Nathan Deller ’27 and Ela Gardiner ’28 participate in a tile painting workshop in Seville, Spain.

Cohen ’67 Bozzuto Center Intern Khalil Fontana '26 congratulates Fiorella Covo Marrugo '29 on winning first place in the Elevator Pitch competition at The Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship.

Students role play as negotiating nations in Professor of International Relations Kevin Dunn's "Theories of International Relations."

Hosted by the Food Recovery Network, students make more than 1,000 turkey sandwiches to be distributed to the local Geneva community.

Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing Stephen Cope and students review a passage in James Joyce's novel "Ulysses."

Visiting Assistant Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship Melanie Dun Moodie provides feedback to students following a presentation of their business proposal during “Entrepreneurial Leadership.”

Fisher Center Post-Doctoral Fellow André de Oliveira Nascimento presents on the Mayan Literary Renaissance unfolding in Chiapas, Mexico.

HWS Community members celebrate the College Experience Program's 20th Anniversary in Bartlett Theatre with a performance from the program’s band – The Dapper Rats.

Quin Kenny ’22, Esq. speaks to students about her experience as a law student and provides advice about networking and preparing law school applications.