Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Nagina Ahmadi '20 snags some macaroni and cheese from the Macarollin' food truck on Wednesday night.

Members of the Cook Parents Circle gather at an event in New York City with Honorary Trustee Langdon P’99, P’05, L.H.D.’12, Lyn Cook P’99, P’05 and Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D. '12.

Honorary Trustee Langdon (Lang) Cook P’99, P’05, L.H.D.’12 speaks with members of the Cook Parents Circle during a reception in New York City. Established in honor of the Cook family, The Cook Circle consist of non-alum families who generously support the Colleges.

Assistant Professor in the Classics Department at Hamilton College Anne Feltovich speaks about the archaeology of destruction and death as part of the 19th annual Ghosts in Togas Halloween Lecture in the Sanford Room.

Hanan Issa '21 reads from her own piece during The Living Vs. The Dead reading in the Blackwell Room. The event was hosted by Associate Professor of English Kathryn Cowles and sponsored by the HWS English Department.

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

Professor of Religious Studies Michael Dobkowski speaks to students during a candlelight vigil for the victims of the tragic shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pa.

The Yellow Jackets, a team from the University of Rochester, was invited to participate in this year's Hackathon as the first non-HWS team.

Students participating in the 2018 Hackathon pose for a photo in the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship. The winning team, “The Innovators” proposed a mural project that encouraged students to see art as a universal language and won a $500 cash prize.

On the steps of Coxe Hall, HWS and Geneva community members stand in solidarity during a candlelight vigil for the victims of a tragic shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue.

William Smith Assistant Dean Kelly Payne welcomes students to “Tea and Tales of William Smith Haunting” in the Common Room of Comstock Hall.

Alyssa Kelly ’19 tells a ghost story about Blackwell House during “Tea and Tales of William Smith Haunting” in Comstock Hall.

Visiting Instructor of Political Science Jasmine Noelle Yarish discusses the #MeToo movement as part of Gender Politics, the Kavanaugh Hearings, and the Futures of the Court: An Open Forum in the Fisher Center.

Sponsored by the CNY Humanities Corridor Global Digital Humanities Working Group and the Media and Society Department, renowned scholar of global documentary Patricia Zimmerman, Ph.D. gave a lecture and screening on Open Space New Media Documentary in the Fish Screening Room.

Molly Gorelick '19 (center) and Associate Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies May Farnsworth hand out stickers after class. As part of “Topics in Bilingual Education,” students reviewed Spanish-language books for children at the Geneva Public Library.

As part of Assistant Vice President of Campus Life and Assistant Professor of LGBT Studies Brandon Barile’s LGBT 101 class, Laila Ireland (participant in the documentary TransMilitary) speaks with students about her experiences navigating the military as a transwoman.