Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Members of the Geneva community and the Hobart and William Smith community march up Seneca Street in downtown Geneva during the annual Martin Luther King Jr. March.

Maxwell Harris 21 and Niame Traore 18 place flowers at the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in downtown Geneva, N.Y.

Gathered in front of City Hall, members of the HWS and Geneva community listen to speeches delivered by members of the citys Martin Luther King Jr. Committee during the 47th annual day of remembrance.

Richard Madia, owner of The Market in downtown Geneva, speaks to students about marketing his new brand of sausage as part of an Entrepreneurial Studies class with Professor of Economics Thomas Drennen.

Students on the HWS Chile abroad program look out over the Andes Mountains during a visit to Hacienda el Bosque Ranch.

Joshua Andrews 20, Associate Professor of Physics Leslie Hebb and Taylor Gorycki 18 go horseback riding in the Andes Mountains.

Jonathan Tuttle 18, Joshua Andrews 20, Frank Newman 19 and Dylan Doeblin 20 pose for a photo at the statue of Chilean poet Gabriela Mistral in her hometown. The students were studying Mistral as part of their literature portion of the Chile excursion.

A fresh snowfall on William Smith hill.

Ian Tulloch 19 (left), Professor of Education Jim MaKinster and his family, Swellar Zhuo 19, Ruby Williams 20, Alyda Twilley 20 and Hugh Mitchell 20 gather for a photo in front of Galway Bay in Ireland during trip to Salt Hill. The students are part of the Colleges spring 2018 abroad program to Ireland.

Students on the HWS Abroad Chile trip pose for a photo at a petrified forest national park in Chile.

Alexandria Knipper '21 captures a calm Odell's Pond on Tuesday morning.

Associate Professor of Geoscience Diana Boyer from Winthrop University (right) assists Hannah Schley ’19, Sarah Warren ’18 and Hannah Fricke ’18 as they examine the data collected during field excursions in the Bahamas.

Representing Citizens Bank, Executive Vice President and Head of Commercial Banking for the New York Metro area Chapin Bates ’81 discusses the financial climate during the two-day inaugural Boston Finance Experience trip led by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education.

Professor of Economics Thomas Drennen, students and staff gather during a networking reception hosted by the American Rhino Foundation, a clothing and accessory company focused on empowering consumers to take an active role in biodiversity conservation founded by HWS Trustee Christopher Welles ’84, P’12, P’15.

During a visit to Brown Brothers Harriman, students talk with Vice President of Global Securities Lending Marney McCabe ’94 (seated, left), Partner in Investor Services William Rosensweig ’87 and Managing Director of Investor Services Joshua Fine '93.

Hannah Schley ’19 and Sarah Warren ’18 examine a rock formed in an ancient cave collapse during Carbonates Ancient and Modern – The Bahamas.