Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Lily Walker '22 completes an assignment during Is Computing Biased?

Leela Willie '22 shares her thoughts during Is Computing Biased?

The HWS Sailing team practices on Seneca Lake, the deepest of Upstate New York’s Finger Lakes.

Students watch as the Venerable Tenzin Yignyen, instructor of Asian languages and cultures, begins the sacred practice of creating a Tibetan Buddhist sand mandala.

In Coxe Hall, Interim Dean of Hobart College and Associate Professor of Education Khuram Hussain delivers an engaging lecture during Teaching Equity, a class he is co-teaching with Professor of Education James MaKinster.

Professor of Education James MaKinster explains concepts during Teaching Equity, a class he is co-teaching with Interim Dean of Hobart College and Associate Professor of Education Khuram Hussain.

Students discuss the role of identity in education as part of ”Teaching Equity in Coxe Hall.

Predeparture and Reentry Programming Coordinator Jennifer O'Neil, Lorena Robelo-Lara '21, Yating “Sherry” Zhang '19, Rachel Irizarry '19 and Jessica Hariprasad '21 celebrate traditions from the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival at the Global Café on the second floor of the Scandling Campus Center.

Linh Nguyen '21, Yan Ma '20 and Zejia “Parker” Guo '19 enjoy moon cakes and practice calligraphy at the Global Café on the second floor of the Scandling Campus Center.

Meg Quint '21 poses in front of the Random Acts of Kindness theme house during the Homecoming and Family Weekend house decorating contest.

Programs Operations Manager for the Center for Global Education Amy Teel speaks to students about pursuing career opportunities outside of the U.S. during the International Career Panel' event in Trinity Hall.

Mark Woods, a metro columnist at the Florida Times-Union, discusses his book Lassoing the Sun: A Year in America’s National Parks in the Vandervort Room on Monday. After winning the Eugene C. Pulliam Fellowship in 2011, Woods dedicated a year to the exploration of the future of national parks.​

In recognition of Constitution Day, attorney and Cornell Law School Adjunct Professor Sujata Sidhu Gibson explores the practical implications of the U.S. Constitution as it relates to civil disobedience during her lecture in Coxe Hall.

Entrepreneur Sam Miller '12 discusses his ventures in the food and beverage industry as the founder of Phoodie Marketing, Bradify INK and Dig In Foods with students in Stern Hall.

Jess Ramtahal ’20 and Carly Shiever '21 take notes for Victorian Literature with Associate Professor of English Nicola Minott-Ahl in Smith Hall.

Matthew Fox '19, Alex Kerai '19 and Jesse Maltese '20 decorate the sukkah, a temporary structure built on the Quad in celebration of the Jewish holiday of Sukkot.