Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Assistant Professor of Dance Kelly Johnson welcomes students and families to the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday.

Therese Mandracchia '19 poses with her work, The Phylogenetics and Species Boundaries of the Dwarf Milkweeds, at the Student Research Symposium in the Vandervort Room.

Professor of Geoscience Nan Crystal Arens discusses the possibility of life on Mars during Is There (Was There) Life on Mars? in Coxe Hall.

Associate Professor of Geoscience Nick Metz polls families on their experiences with severe weather as part of Recent Weather Disasters in Napier Hall.

Hobart Lacrosse Head Coach Greg Raymond speaks during the dedication of the David J Urick Stadium on Saturday of Homecoming and Family Weekend.

Students and their families practice dance in Deming Theatre in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday.

Violinist Pia Liptak and Pianist Yi-Wen Chang perform in Froelich Hall on Saturday.

Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Michael Tinkler discusses the architecture of St. John's Chapel during the mini-college session Gothic Art and Architecture on Saturday morning.

Students and their families enjoy a variety of food on Saturday.

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.

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

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.

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

Representing the Druid Society, Jonas Toupal ’19 moves ahead of Campus Safety Officer Dustin Bovard.