Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Aaron Donahue '19 and Dominique Marshall '22 rehearse for the upcoming premier of “Love/Sick,” which is directed by Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth. The production will open on Thursday, Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. in McDonald Theatre.

Professor Jimmy Wu from Dartmouth College speaks to students in Professor of Chemistry Erin Pelkey's senior capstone seminar on Thursday.

Professor of Art and Architecture Phillia Yi welcomes students and their families to the Faculty Art Show in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House on Friday.

The William Smith a cappella group Three Miles Lost performs during Quad-a-palooza.

Members of the HWS Community watch as Hobart College's a cappella singing group The Hobartones perform outside of Coxe Hall during the Quad-aPalooza event.

Matthew Ayres ’22 takes a selfie with his family at Quad-a-palooza on Friday.

Professor of Art and Architecture A.E. Ted Aub's speaks about his sculpture titled ArOrA” during the Faculty Art Show.

Students and faculty members fill the Fisher Center for “Crafting the Revolution,” a do-it-yourself activist skills workshop focused on posters, cards and silkscreens.

Students and their families arrive at Quad-a-palooza on Friday night to enjoy dinner, live music and activities during Homecoming and Family Weekend.

Professor Jimmy Wu of Dartmouth College offers an organic chemistry lecture as part of the series sponsored by Dr. Ed Franks ’72.

Dr. Peter Britton discusses suicide prevention methods as part of the Psychology Colloquium in the Sanford Room.

Student Trustee Caitlin Lasher '19 gives a tour to a group of high school guidance counselors visiting campus on Thursday.

Students and their families gather at FLX Live on Saturday.

Director of the HWS eSports Program Aaron Donahue '19 unveils the new eSports House at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday. The Pulteney Street house provides a space for students to practice competitive gaming and interact with like-minded individuals.

Students and faculty gather in downtown Geneva, N.Y. as part of a walkout planned by the International Women’s Strike and the Women’s March.

Robert Padilla '21 works on an assignment in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.