Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Daniel Mastromarino '20 poses for a photo during his internship with the Geneva Historical Society in Geneva, N.Y.

Jake Silberlicht ’13 and Mark Darden ’17 meet up following an opening round game at the FIL World Championship. Silberlicht’s Team Israel defeated Darden’s Team Jamaica 11-3.

Kenisha Ross '19 conducts research on the antioxidant properties of cherries through her research position with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Geneva, N.Y.

Kayla Aulet '19 explores the antioxidant properties in cherries at the U.S. Department of Agriculture research station in Geneva, N.Y.

Colby Poerio ’21 presents at a workshop on angler survey data she collected about the Round Goby, an invasive fish species currently found in Cayuga Lake.

Summer research interns Jack Sherwood ’19 (left to right), Brianna Hurysz '20 and Josh Wasserman ‘20 chat during a breakfast in the science Quad on Friday.

Members of the HWS Jazz Guitar Ensemble perform at the 2018 Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival in Rochester, N.Y.

President of Seneca White Deer, Inc. Dennis Money discusses his organizations' work to preserve the unique wildlife and military history of the Seneca Depot with HWS students. The organization is located in Romulus, N.Y.

Margiloff Family Entrepreneurial Fellow and Visiting Professor of Entrepreneurship Ed Bizari speaks with students during a Coffee with Entrepreneurs session through the HWS Summer Sandbox Idea Accelerator.

Morgan Gauvin of Bethany Lutheran College, Hugh Nick Mckenny ‘20, and Carlos Munoz of San Jose State University discuss their research topic with Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Jennifer Biermann as part of a Research Experience for Undergraduates Program hosted by the HWS Department of Mathematics.

In Napier Hall, Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Connecticut College Augustine O'Keefe explains the relationship between linear algebra and graph theory as part of the HWS Department of Mathematics speaker series.

The sun sets over the Hobart and William Smith campus.

Admissions tour guide Edens Fleurizard '20 leads a group of prospective students through campus.

A Round Goby enjoys a Seneca Lake sunset. This summer, Finger Lakes Research Scientist and Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories Susan Cushman ’98 and her research assistants are conducting experiments to determine what Round Goby prefer to eat.

Colby Poerio ’21 and Allie Seminer ’20 (front) set a fish trap under the Bozzuto Boathouse as part of their summer research under the direction of Finger Lakes Research Scientist and Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories Susan Cushman ’98.

Finger Lakes Institute Research Scientist and Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories Susan Cushman ’98 (left) and Kate Foley ’20 discuss findings on Round Goby feeding trials.