Hobart and William Smith Colleges

In 1958, two William Smith tennis players shake hands on the newly constructed tennis courts. In 2017, the HWS Tennis Center features the Morrow Championship Court, the Melly Court and the Hebard Court.

The Mini-Quad, made up of Bartlett, Durfee, and Hale, was built along with Gulick Hall in 1951.

Built in 1890 and originally used as the Sigma Phi house, 601 South Main St. was renovated into the Finger Lakes Institute in 2004.

The Hobart football team practices on the Quad in 1906. The team’s current home, Boswell Field was built in 1974.

Ally Bryan '20 uses a micropipette to transfer DNA for her summer project with Associate Professor of Biology Brad Cosentino. Bryan is researching possible genetic differences and similarities between multiple subspecies of desert pocket gophers.

Jon Hartnett '19 leads an admissions tour for a prospective student and her family outside of Demarest Hall.

At Dartmouth College, teaching assistant and postgraduate Daniel Choe '16 works with James Monaco '20 on a project for his electrical engineering course. Monaco is participating in HWS’s joint degree program with the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College.

Bethany Kharrazi '21 and Emma Wilber '21 conduct research in Napier Hall. The students are investigating the water quality of the Finger Lakes and measuring the presence of blue green algae in collaboration with Professor of Environmental Studies John Halfman.

Community members sketch on the deck of the Bozzuto Boathouse on Sunday night. The event was part of the Geneva Sketch Crawlers led by Associate Professor of Architecture Kirin Makker.

Josh Pugliese '20 and Anna Leffler '20 pose for a photo in the biology lab. The pair are using infrared lighting to study the behavioral properties of salamanders under the direction of Associate Professor of Biology Brad Cosentino.

Austin Jennings '19 and Margaret Hollister '20 pose on the balcony of the Smith Opera House. The students are working as research assistants with Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth at the historic theatre.

Kelsey Veeder '21 prepares for the fall semester in the First Generation Initiative (FGI) office in Sherrill Hall. Veeder's summer internship includes planning the FGI Pre-Orientation program and creating programming for the LGBTQ+ Resource Center.

Isabella Siddall ’21 also holds an internship with the Smith Opera House this summer. Siddall assists with customer relations and event planning.

Through a summer internship, Peggy Wagner ‘21 finalizes plans for this year’s Crusin’ Night at the Geneva Business Improvement District office. The festival will be held on Friday, July 27.

In Deming Theatre, renowned choreographer and dance educator William “Bill” Evans performs with dance faculty from colleges across the world during the Somatic Dance Conference, Making Your Corner of the World a Better Place: Somatics, Science, Pedagogy and Performance. The conference was organized by Professor of Dance Cynthia Williams and Evans.

Yoga instructor Sean Roulan leads HWS and Geneva community members in a class at the Bozzuto Boathouse on Sunday.