Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Associate Professor of History Janette Gayle discusses the Underground Railroad during the First-Year Seminar "Railroad to Freedom."

Students in Associate Professor of Anthropology Chris Annear’s First-Year Seminar “What’s Eating You?” pose for a photo while doing a salt tasting on a variety of food ingredients to determine how the items are transformed in taste, texture and aroma.

Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Max Piersol speaks about his artwork during the opening reception of “New Point Comfort” in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House.

Students head to and from class outside Stern Hall.

Duncan Kipkoech ’28 was in midseason form at the season-opening Rodenbeck Invitational. He led the Statesmen cross country team to the finish line, placing ninth on the 6-kilometer course.

Professor of Philosophy Karen Frost-Arnold speaks about trustworthiness with students in “Trust and Betrayal.”

At the Bozzuto Boathouse, students in Associate Professor of Geoscience David Finkelstein's "Limnology" course are titrating lakeshore water to decipher groundwater flow into Seneca Lake.

Students and faculty from the Theatre Department pose for a photo during their ice cream social in McDonald Theatre.

The sun rises above Seneca Lake and Bozzuto Boathouse.

Tenzin Yonten '24 and Jackson Mischler '24 pose for a photo after completing their first week of classes at Harvard Law School.

On the first day of “Intro to General Chemistry,” Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller asks students about their preferred study habits.

In the Blackwell Room, Professor of English and Creative Writing Anna Creadick outlines the semester for the FSEM “Road Trips.”

At the Waterloo Library and Historical Society, students organize books.

Sophie Mughal ’25 and Maryellen Moore ’28 perform in front of the Class of 2029 during the Variety Show at the Smith Opera House.

On Sunday, students pose for a photo downtown during the Love Geneva tour.

At Brook Street Park, students paint white picket fences.