Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Dave Schwartz '01, a sports correspondent for NBC’s affiliate in Minneapolis, Minn., poses for a photo with Olympic gold medalist Tyler George from the U.S. Men's Curling Team.

As part of their Biology of Plants class with Professor of Biology Elizabeth Newell, students pose for a photo while gathering syrup from a maple tree on William Smith Hill.

Nimer Farhood '18, Jonah Gould ’19 and Adam Enxing ’19 present their marketing strategy for a new sausage at Madia’s Italian Market as part of their senior capstone course in the Bozzuto Center for Entrepreneurship at 22 Castle Street.

Statesmen celebrate after a goal during Hobart's win over Babson College.

Students walk to class on Friday following an early morning snowfall.

The sun rises over Seneca Lake on Tuesday morning.

Professor of Art and Architecture A.E. Ted Aub assists Bramm Watkin ‘20 and Zachary Birnbaum '16 as they pour bronze into a form as part of their “Advanced Sculpture Workshop” class in the Katherine D. Elliott '66 Studio Arts Center.

Anna Leffler '20, Emily Haskins '18, Molly Egan '21 and Emma Wilber '21 pose for a photo after setting the college record in the 400 freestyle relay.

Members of the HWS Alpine Ski Team pose for a photo with President Gregory J. Vincent ’83, Kim Wilson Vincent HON’21 and their son Cameron at Bristol Mountain.

In Albright Auditorium, Associate Director of Athletics for Athlete Performance at Cornell University Tom Howley speaks to Hobart scholar-athletes about creating a personal, professional and athletic vision as part of the Napier Leadership Seminar.

Ben Greiner '18 races for the puck during Hobart's 3-2 win over Babson College in the 2018 NEHC Tournament.

Members of the Hobart basketball team huddle around Head Coach Tim Sweeney at halftime.

Tucker Lescoe '20 looks for an opening during Hobart's semi-final game in the 2018 Liberty League Tournament.

Zhilei Zhao ‘21 and Natty Lin ’20 perform a traditional dance with ribbons at the Lunar New Year Celebration sponsored by the Asian Student Union.

John Camara ’19, Mikaela Zallen ’20 and Albright Dwarka ’21 table for the “My Two Cents” event, which gives students the opportunity to win $100 by placing their “two cents” in one of seven coin-banks that symbolize various solutions to the national debt.

Director of the Abbe Center for Jewish Life and Hillel adviser Julianne Miller (left), Jordannah Schreiber ’18 and Grace Martel ’18 talk with Jacque Kane ’18 and Katy Bjornson ’18 while tabling on behalf of HWS Shabbat in the Scandling Campus Center.