Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Dorian Paki ’27 goes for a dunk as Hobart basketball practices in Bristol Gym before their trip to Europe.

Tana Profitt ’26 leads a tour during the Admissions Summer Open House.

In the Katherine D. Elliott Studio Arts Center, Johanna Grejda ’26 and Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Gabriella D’Angelo work on a design project with kids in the Students Outside all Summer program.

In Stern Hall, Leia Brunt ’26 and Professor of Sociology Jim Sutton discuss Brunt’s summer research project creating a secure database of accounts from victims and survivors of crime.

With direction from Professor of History Matthew Crow, Connor Gasper ‘26 and Alyssa Hanuscin ‘27 lead a “Matters of Memory” program funded by the Mellon Foundation for local children to learn about the printing press.

While interning with Seneca Lake Pure Waters Association, Jackson Abreu ‘25 reads to children at the Geneva Public Library to teach them about the importance of water.

Julianna Thornburg ’28 and Jioia D’Andrea-Mucciarelli ’27 interview Anthony Carey ’66 about his Peace Corps Volunteer experience from 1966 to 1968 as an English teacher in Turkey.

Andy Dinh ’27 works in his McCormick House dorm room, where he is living this summer while working at Bristol Field House.

Under the guidance of Professor of Geoscience Nan Crystal Arens, Aubree Klein of St. Olaf College and Delilah Heutsche ’26 filter water sampled from different Finger Lakes to capture and quantify anthropogenic fibers and determine pollution levels.

An aerial view of campus after the season's first snow.

Associate Professor of Educational Studies Diana Baker hosts class on the Quad.

The sunrise above the iconic row houses on South Main Street in Geneva.

A rainbow appears during William Smith soccer’s win over Bard College.

The HWS sailing team practices on Seneca Lake.

Students walk to the Scandling Campus Center for lunch.

Taking advantage of the beautiful spring weather, Associate Professor of Gender, Sexuality and Intersectional Justice Jessica Hayes-Conroy holds class outside Williams Hall.