Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Associate Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Peter Budmen ’15, MAT ’16 leads a discussion during “Leadership Theory I.”

On the Quad, Professor of Psychological Science Julie Kingery leads a group exercise on relaxation techniques during “Intro to Child Psychology.”

Students in “American Conflict” with Associate Professor of History Laura Free participate in a debate about the Constitution.

Elle Oberfield ’27 takes notes during “Small Press Book Publishing” with Associate Professor of Writing and Rhetoric and English and Creative Writing Geoffrey Babbitt.

Will Slayton ’28 wins a header during Hobart soccer’s match against RIT.

Arielle Newsome '28 records a kill as the William Smith volleyball team cruised to a 3-0 sweep over Clarkson.

President Mark D. Gearan joins Student Government for a Q&A session on Monday night.

The Herons celebrate Ruth Hotaling’s ’26 first half goal against Ithaca. Hotaling leads the Liberty League with seven goals and 15 points.

Professor of Environmental Studies Kristen Brubaker, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Steven Simons, Jesse Whelan-Smalls ’24, Senior Assistant Director of Admissions Hannah Rolfe ’21, Dorothy and Henry Rosenberg Jr. ’52, L.H.D. ’02, President Mark D. Gearan, Jack Finnerty ’24, Tom Finnerty P’24, P’27, Wesley Finnerty P’24, P’27 and Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees Sana Naylor Brooks ’89 gather for an event for high school counselors in Baltimore, Md.

Students pose for a photo while attending the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Syracuse Education Conference with Professor of Psychological Science Jamie Bodenlos.

The HWS Tutor Corps poses for a group photo during their training. This semester, 110 tutors will support local K-5 students with literacy education.

At the the NY6 International Student Summit in Froelich Hall, artist Natasha Smoke Santiago speaks about being influenced by her Haudenosaunee heritage and using clay to create traditional Mohawk pottery, pipes and sculpture.

Manuela Taff-Freire ’27 and Juliza Ariza ’27 speak about their experience studying at the Technos College in Tokyo, Japan.

Lacey Somerville '26 (bottom left) visits the Reichstag Building in Berlin with fellow IES Freiberg students, where they are studying political science, international relations, economics, law and business.

Students enjoy a game of volleyball on the Quad.

Students discuss artwork during the closing reception of “Connected from Afar” in the Provenzano Student Art Gallery.