Hobart and William Smith Colleges

In London, members of the Hobart soccer team who are studying abroad — Alec Kaminer '19, Samuel Farman '19, Benjamin Orr '20 and Tanner Poisson '19 — meet with Michael Lucas’15 (second from right) for a soccer game. Lucas, who was captain of the Statesmen soccer team, is working as head of lead generation EMEA at IHS Markit in London.

Dave Schwartz ’01 (second, left), a sports correspondent for NBC’s affiliate in Minneapolis, Minn., anchors a broadcast during the Super Bowl. Currently, he is in South Korea covering the 2018 Winter Olympics.

A light dusting of snow covers Bozzuto Boathouse.

Led by Professor of Education Jim MaKinster (back, left), students studying this semester in Ireland visit the town of Cobh.

Associate Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Caroline Travalia stops to chat with students on Friday morning.

A Quad squirrel poses for the camera.

Students work between the stacks on the second floor of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Kevin Cervantes 21 and Christina Hunter 21 work on an assignment in the Rosensweig Learning Commons in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Associate Dean for Global Education Tom D'Agostino discusses study abroad opportunities in the Vandervort Room. The Colleges offer the No. 1 study abroad program in the country, according to Princeton Reviews 2018 edition of The Best 382 Colleges.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Geoscience Lindsay MacKenzie presents on fossil preservation during a Geology Seminar class in Napier Hall.

Bernice Shed 20 (top left) watches as Addison Gilbard 20, Hannah Bini 20 and Alex Curtis 20 sled down the hill behind Comstock Hall.

The Senior Associate of Recruitment and Operations at Carney Sandoe & Associates, Corinne Werner speaks with students about opportunities for teaching placements around the country during an information session in Trinity Hall.

In the Sanford Room, Professor of Environmental and Developmental Psychology Gary Evans from Cornell University discusses the impacts of the physical environment on children as part of his talk, The Environment of Childhood Poverty.

Joseph Estrin 20, President Gregory J. Vincent 83, Associate Professor of Geoscience David Kendrick and Rachael Barry19 examine fossils in Rosenberg Hall on Saturday. Estrin spent the day shadowing President Vincent as the winner of a social media contest.

Associate Professor of French and Francophone Studies Kanate Dahouda discusses the development of the French colony in Quebec as part of Quebec Studies in Stern Hall.

Shruthi Shyam 19, Carl Wagner 19, Professor of Chemistry David Craig and Therese Mandracchia 19 examine different aspects of amino acids during Biochemistry II lab in Rosenberg Hall.