Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Tied for first place in the Landscape category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Elizabeth Anderson '18 climbed 16,300 feet above sea level for this shot from the top of Rainbow Mountain.

Tied for first place in the Landscape category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Kate Homet's ‘18 mountaintop sunset outside of Rjukan, Norway.

Winner of the Street Photography category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Elise Wyatt '18 snaps a convergence of culture in London, England.

Winner of the Portrait category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Maddie MacDowell '18 captures a smiling woman in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Winner of the Best In Show category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Nagina Ahmadi ’20 photographs the beauty of the Baños de Doña María de Padilla​ in La Alcazar in Seville.

Winner of the People's Choice category in this year's study abroad photo contest, Lauren Downes '20’s photo of a traditional gypsy flamenco dance in the caves of Granada, Spain.

The HWS String Ensemble performs in Froelich Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Robin Lewis and Visiting Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurial Students Craig Talmage talk with Tiara Sivells ’20 and Jules Picuri ’19 about their research on the detection of codeine in expired pain pills.

Lauren St. Peter ’18 poses for a photo on campus. St. Peter will travel to Taiwan this summer to begin her one-year tenure as an English Teaching Assistant after receiving a U.S. Fulbright Student Award.

American Sign Language Instructor Samuel Cappiello demonstrates hand signs during his ASL and Deaf Culture II class on the Quad.

Aaron Weitgenant '19 and Casey Kania ’18 present their research as part of the Chemistry Department’s annual student research showcase in Rosenberg Hall.

Kate Foley ’20 poses with Assistant Athletic Trainer Sara Siewerth’s dog “Jack.”

Associate Professor of Education Khuram Hussain (back, left) and Associate Professor of Education Paul Kehle join this year’s MAT cohort outside of Merritt Hall. The MAT program is a competitive graduate program exclusively for undergraduate students enrolled in the Teacher Education Program at HWS.

Students gather for a photo with Executive Director and Assistant General Counsel at J.P. Morgan David Warager P'12 (center, left) and Vice President and General Counsel Louis H. Guard ’07 during Business Law in Gulick Hall.

Edisson Cabrera ’18 presents the culmination of his Honors project “Preserving the Ecuadorian Identity through a Visual Language in the Hamptons” in Houghton House. Cabrera worked under the direction of Assistant Professor of Art and Architecture Gabriella D’Angelo.

Students in “The Social Construction of Space” class with Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Kirin Makker present their final project to guest critics.