Hobart and William Smith Colleges

At the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship, students work to develop a sustainability plan for the Castle Street Corridor in downtown Geneva as part of their Sustainable Community Development Capstone.

Sun Ying-Ying ’18, Zachary Felder ’18, Carly Kinta ‘18, Elizabeth McCabe ’18 and Ainsley Rhodes '18 work to develop a sustainability plan for the Castle Street Corridor in downtown Geneva as part of their Sustainable Community Development Capstone.

Katie Burgess ’18 and Madeline Lacey ’19 lead a discussion on Theodor Adorno’s “On Popular Music” during “Cultural Theory and Popular Culture” with Professor of English and Comparative Literature Anna Creadick.

Teianna Chenkovich '18 begins her Honors dance and anthropology performance titled Constructing Play and Performance, in Winn-Seeley gym.

Members of the HWS Model African Union gather with Associate Professor of Anthropology Christopher Annear (center) after participating in the 2018 International Model African Union Conference at Howard University.

Members of the HWS Model African Union represent the nations of Chad and Gabon while participating in the 2018 International Model African Union Conference. The conference was hosted by Howard University and brought together students from around the world to discuss African politics and simulate the role of delegates to the African Union.

Kevin Collado ’18, Ren Workman ’18, Alejandro Rico, Spanish Fulbright Teaching Assistant at Keuka College Juan Francisco Amand de Mendieta, Spanish Fulbright Teaching Assistant at Merrimack College, HWS Arabic Fulbright Teaching Fellow Augar Khoshaba, Graham Hughes ’17​ and HWS Italian Fulbright Teaching Fellow Alessandra Bottacin visit the Black History Month exhibit at the Memorial Art Gallery in Rochester, N.Y.

Gabe Pietrorazio '20 (second from left) gathers with students from other institutions while studying abroad in France.

Members of the HWS Outdoor Recreation and Adventure Program climb an ice-covered boulder during a trip to the Adirondacks.

Members of the HWS Outdoor Recreation Program take a photo during a guided ice climbing trip to the Adirondack Mountains.

Students experience a sampling of food and drinks during the Taste of the World event in the Barn on Sunday afternoon. The event was organized by the Latin American Organization.

Asian Student Union board members gather following the Lunar New Year dinner which celebrates the end of the Year of the Rooster and welcomes the Year of the Dog.

Members of the HWS HipNotiQs Dance and Step Team perform in Bartlett Theatre during the annual Lunar New Year Celebration.

Sophie MacCracken '18 leads first-grade students in yoga and mindfulness exercises at West Street Elementary School. The exercise is part of an independent study she is conducting on classroom behavior and academic performance.

Participants in “Finger Lakes Photo/Plays” gather in front of a photograph taken on South Main Street by Chief Photographer Kevin Colton. As part of a fundraiser for the Smith Opera House, students, faculty, staff and community members write, direct and act in a play based on a local photograph.

Congressman Tom Reed (R-N.Y.) and Hilary Mosher, coordinator for the Finger Lakes-Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management, discuss how the nearly $900,000 in grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded to the Colleges will address invasive species issues. Reed, who helped secure the funding, visited HWS on Thursday along with members of the media to talk about invasive species management and tour the Finger Lakes Institute.