Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students perform the play She Kills Monsters in McDonald Theatre. HWS Theatre hosts three productions each year and all community members are encouraged to attend.

HWS students gather at the top of the Pacaya Volcano while studying abroad in Guatemala with Assistant Professor of Psychology Brien Ashdown and Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown. With the No. 1 study abroad program in the country, first-years are encouraged to attend abroad information sessions hosted by the Center for Global Education so they can prepare to take advantage of this opportunity.

William Smith students play to win during their club rugby match. William Smith Rugby Club is just one of more than 20 club sports, including Ultimate Frisbee, ice hockey, equestrian and lacrosse, led by students throughout the year.

Predeparture and Reentry Programming Coordinator Jennifer O'Neil and Associate Dean for Global Education Thomas D'Agostino P'15 celebrate the HWS Study Abroad programming being rated No. 1 in the country for a second year by The Princeton Review.

Roslyn Patel 20, Kaitlynn Sockett '20, Marissa McFadden '19 and Nathan Webster '19 work in the lab of Professor of Chemistry Erin Pelkey in Napier Hall.

Hamdan Ahmed '20 listens to a lecture as part of the Research Experience for Undergraduates Program hosted by the HWS Department of Mathematics.

From the Hobart and William Smith radio station, Kristine Vann '18 and Professor Emeritus of Media and Society Lester Friedman inform listeners of Fall 2018 classes.

In conjunction with his campaign for New York Senate, Jeremy Cooney '04 (second left) gathers with HWS alums at Frontier Field in Rochester, N.Y.

Carrie Ciccarelli Teborek '02, Ryan Donahue '97, Kevin Teborek '00, David Gaspar '98 and Peter Steenstra '96 gather for a photo after winning the Chicago Yacht Club's Race to Mackinac, a 333-mile annual competition.

At the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education, Summer of Service intern Edith Falk '21 speaks with Director of Career Services Brandi Ferrara about the impact of her internship at the Boys and Girls Club of Geneva.

Members of the HWS social justice theatre group Mosaic NY, led by Mosaic NY Artistic Director and Associate Professor of Theatre Heather May, prepare for the upcoming semester in McDonald Theatre.

The sun rises over the Quad on Wednesday morning.

On a rainy day, puddles form on the path to the Scandling Campus Center.

Isabel Ingram '19 participates in a group exercise during a Mosaic NY rehearsal in McDonald Theatre.

The words of President John F. Kennedy sit at the entrance of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. The quote reads, I look forward to an America which will steadily raise the standard of artistic accomplishment and which will steadily enlarge cultural opportunities for all of our citizens.

Inaugural Mosaic NY Fellow Luis Figueroa 18 and Associate Professor of Theatre and Mosaic NY Artistic Director Heather May discuss upcoming programming after rehearsal.