Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Professor of Spanish, Latin American, and Bilingual Studies Carolina Travalia’s “Spanish for the Professions” course holds its annual "The Pitch in Spanish” competition for bilingual entrepreneurs. Guest judges – including Associate Professor of Business Management and Entrepreneurship Craig Talmage, Emeritus Professor of Economics Scott Mckinney, and Instructor of Spanish, Latin American and Bilingual Studies Alejandra Molina – pose with the winning group of Tyler Snyder '29, Daniel Scali '29 and Collin Goff ’28. The team proposed HWS Peer-Lift, a ride-share program.

During the Liberty League Men’s Soccer Championship, Matheus Souza ’26 and La Zai Outerbridge ’27 celebrate the game-winning goal with fans

The Women in Business and Leadership Club hosted a panel of local entrepreneurs - co-owner of Apollo's Praise Winery and Lahoma Vineyards Julia Hoyle '11, Owner of La Monarka LLC Rosa Aguilera, and Owner of Lake Drum Brewing Jenna Pultinas '08.

In recognition of Veteran’s Day, members of the HWS community joined by President Mark D. Gearan walk to the flagpole and Vietnam memorial overlooking the Quad to lay a wreath.

Members of the Writing Colleagues program pose for a photo in Hirshon Ballroom.

Lea Doufekias Emanuel '26 competes for the William Smith swimming and diving team as it hosts Alfred in its home opener.

The first snowfall of the season blankets campus.

The third-seeded William Smith volleyball team celebrates a point as they defeated sixth-seeded Clarkson in the first round of the Liberty League Tournament on Tuesday.

Dorian Paki ’27 throws down a dunk during the Hobart basketball team’s season opener against York on Nov. 7. Through two games, he’s averaging 13.5 points per game.

Professor of Art and Architecture Nick Ruth provides feedback to students as they complete observational paintings of a skeleton during “Representationl Painting.”

Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth shares prompts with students for an improv exercise in "Acting One."

During “Data Analytics and Visualization,” Professor of Business Management and Entrepreneurship Tom Drennen reviews students’ findings regarding Chat-GPT’s ability to plot data.

Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing Nicola Minott-Ahl and students discuss "The Hunger Games" in "From Novel to Film."

Director of Intercultural Programs and Initiatives Shanelle France '11 takes photos of students in Scandling Student Center celebrating the First Generation Initiative.

New York State Senator and HWS Trustee Jeremy A. Cooney ’04 (D-56) speaks to the local media about Waymo’s visit to campus. Parked outside the Scandling Campus Center, students explored how artificial intelligence is transforming the way people move.

Joseph Earl Thomas reads his work in Bartlett Theatre as part of the Trias Reading Series, curated by 2025 Trias Writer-in-Residence Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah.