Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students gather during the Heritage Dinner, hosted by the Latin American Association and the LGBTQ+ Resource Center.

Family members of former head coach of the Hobart soccer team Ray Demuth pose with Hobart soccer alumni who played during his tenure.

Interim President Patrick A. McGuire L.H.D.’12 admires “ Switch Engine” by Arthur Dove which was recently donated to The Collections of Hobart and William Smith Colleges by Richard A. Scudamore ’55. Dove is a member of the Hobart class of 1903. This painting is one of several artworks that Scudamore has donated to HWS.

Members of the Hobart soccer team and alums honor former coach Ray Demuth, the program's first varsity coach, on Saturday morning. The Colleges dedicated two Adirondack chairs in his memory on his favorite spot on the hill at Cozzens Field. Demuth's wife Nan receives the honor alongside their son, daughter-in-law and grandchild.

Emcees Marcel Johnson '19 and Sheila Valiz '20 warm up the crowd at the Heritage Dinner, hosted by the Latin American Association and the LGBTQ+ Resource Center.

Israel Oyedapo '20, Tai-Ling Bey '20, Edgar Miranda '20, Donovan Hayden '19 and Linden Bascom '20 pose for a photo at LAO's annual Heritage Dinner.

Jake Catalioto '20 catches the ball during Hobart's 29-28 victory against Union College.

Tai-Ling Bey '20 sketches a still life during Introduction to Drawing with Professor of Art and Architecture Phillia Yi.

As part of Introduction to Drawing, students sketch objects in the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center.

Students in Jamaican Modern Dance taught by Assistant Professor of Dance Kelly Johnson warm up. The course is a synergy of European and African dance characteristics.

Students walk to class alongside Assistant Professor of German Area Studies Ashwin Manthripragada (left).

Madeleine Ferguson ‘21 and Professor of Art and Architecture Phillia Yi discuss shading during Introduction to Drawing.

Students in the first-year seminar and learning community Sustainable Living and Learning taste samples of the 1,300 varietals growing at the Cornell Apple Repository in Geneva, N.Y.

Associate Professor of Political Science Jodi Dean (left) facilitates a pre-talk conversation in anticipation of Angela Davis' visit to campus on Oct. 18, where Davis will discuss The Future of Feminism at 4:30 p.m. in the Vandervort Room. Dean is joined by Fisher Center pre-doctoral fellow Katryn Evinson, Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Marcela Romero Rivera and Visiting Assistant Professor of Africana Studies James McCorkle.

Students in the Sustainable Living and Learning first-year seminar and learning community tour the Cornell Apple Repository in Geneva, N.Y. The seminar is taught by Associate Professor of Environmental Science Kristen Brubaker, Assistant Professor of Environmental Science Whitney Mauer and Professor of Economics Tom Drennen.

As part of the ninth-grade visit to campus coordinated by Geneva 2020, HWS students and a student representative from the Rochester Institute of Technology answer questions about academics and student life in Albright Auditorium.