Hobart and William Smith Colleges

During a toast presented by Al Smith '19, members of Hobart Athletics processed in to the Vandervort Room, on behalf of Statesmen across the country, to celebrate the leadership of Michael J. Hanna 68, P99, HON04, who received the Hobart Medal of Excellence.

Chair of the Board of Trustees Thomas S. Bozzuto '68 congratulates his classmate Michael J. Hanna '68, P'99, HON'04 for his lifetime of service to Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

Trustee Thomas B. Poole '61, P'91, L.H.D. '06, Al Smith '19, President Gregory J. Vincent '83, Michael J. Hanna '68, P'99, HON'04, President of the Hobart Alumni Executive Committee Frank Aloise '87, Associate Vice President for Alumni Relations Jared Weeden '91 and Chair of the Board of Trustees Thomas S. Bozzuto '68 gather on stage.

William Smith sophomores and juniors gather after being inducted into the Laurel Society at the Celebrating Excellence dinner on Thursday evening.

HWS Trustee Thomas B. Poole '61, P'91, L.H.D. '06 introduces Michael J. Hanna '68, P'99, HON'04 during the Hobart Medal of Excellence ceremony.

President of the Hobart Alumni Executive Committee Frank Aloise '87 and Associate Vice President for Alumni Relations Jared Weeden '91 award Michael J. Hanna '68, P'99, HON'04 with the Hobart Medal of Excellence.

President Gregory J. Vincent '83 reflects on Michael J. Hanna '68, P'99, HON'04's steadfast leadership and dedication to his alma mater in the Vandervort Room.

Directed by Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth and written by Evan Linder and Andrew Hobgood, 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche recreates the 1950's world of impending nuclear doom and polite society.

Casey Cady 18, Jacqueline Fisher 18, Isabel Ingram 19, Kathleen Fowkes 18 and Grace Ruble 18 compete to win the annual quiche baking contest during the spring performance of 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche.

Grace Ruble '18 and Isabel Ingram '19 tussle on stage during a dress rehearsal for the spring performance of 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche, which runs Friday, Feb. 16 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, Feb. 17 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Phillip Kitcher, John Dewey Professor of Philosophy at Columbia University, discusses the intersection of philosophy and environmentalism during his talk Why Is Climate Action So Hard? in the Geneva Room of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Aaron Tillman '95, author of Every Single Bone in my Brain and Magical American Jew: the Enigma of Difference in Contemporary Jewish American Short Fiction and Film, leads a discussion on How I Got to be a Writer in the Blackwell Room.

A sunny afternoon in front of the Scandling Campus Center.

Tucker Leicht '20 finds a quiet spot to study in the Blackwell Room.

Students walk to class on Tuesday morning.

Abigail Frederick '20 works on a watercolor painting for Watercolor Sketching with Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Kirin Makker.