Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Students help Jackie Augustine ’99 (back, left), organizer of the Seneca7, prepare supplies for the April 29 race around Seneca Lake.

Rachel Evans '18 (left) speaks with a Geneva elementary school student during the Geneva Book Fest at the Geneva Community Center as a part of the Spring 2018 Day of Service.

A spring snowfall on the Quad.

Students paint gourmet donuts during their Watercolor Sketching class with Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Kirin Makker at H.J. Stead Company on Linden Street in Geneva, N.Y.

Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Kirin Makker works with Emma Lubrano '20 during her Watercolor Sketching” class.

Craig Phillip '18 offers remarks as the Benjamin Hale senior speaker on Wednesday.

Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature Alla Ivanchikova delivers her lecture Revolutionary Desires: How to talk about revolutions that failed? in the Fisher Center on Wednesday.

Author Wayne Koestenbaum reads passages from his work Camp Marmalade and The Anatomy of Harpo Marx as part of the Trias Reading Series in Hirshson Ballroom.

Filmmaker Tara Merenda-Nelson explains the mechanism of projected celluloid cinema and its unique physiological effect on human perception during her talk in Houghton House.

During their “Invasion Ecology” class, Michael Kastan '19, Rachael Barry '19, Penelope Murphy '19 and John Mainella '19 gather for a photo aboard the William Scandling research vessel.

Assistant Professor of Economics Christina Houseworth and Associate Professor of Economics Judith R. McKinney welcome Mitch Hutterman ’18 into the Omicron Delta Epsilon National Honor Society during a dinner in the Common Room of Scandling Campus Center.

Annie O'Brien '18 speaks about her experience as a third-generation HWS student during the Omicron Delta Epsilon National Honor Society dinner.

Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown conducts her “Invasion Ecology” class aboard the William Scandling research vessel.

Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies Kanate Dahouda discusses contemporary issues in Quebec with Isabel Ingram ’19 and Margaret Hollister ’20 during their Quebec Studies class in Stern Hall.

Associate Professor of Dance Cadence Whittier works with Marley the skeleton to explain diagonal patterning as part of her Movement Analysis class in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Professor of Political Science Justin Rose and Vice President and General Counsel Louis H. Guard ’07 facilitate a discussion on free speech during a senior seminar in Trinity Hall.