Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Managing Director of Residential Services David Diana and Rehabilitation Coordinator at Lakeview Health Services Leah Segal 16 discuss employment opportunities with students in Trinity Hall on Wednesday.

Sasha Carey 18, Molly Bruce 18 and Ellie Cook 18 work on a project for their Sociology Senior Seminar class with Professor of Anthropology and Sociology Jack Harris.

Students display their favorite pages of their sketchbooks during their Watercolor Sketching class with Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Kirin Makker.

Divine Wing 18 works on an assignment for his Race and Religion class with Visiting Assistant Professor of Religious Studies Fay Botham.

Anna Smith 19 and Margaret McKean 19 stop for lunch in the Scandling Campus Center café.

Students have lunch in the Great Hall of Saga.

A side-by-side image of students walking to class on Tuesday afternoon and Thursday afternoon.

Nathalie Reyes-Madrid 20 chats with Associate Professor of Education Khuram Hussain on the Warren Hunting Smith Library Patio.

Professor of Biology Beth Newell discusses species dispersal models in Biological Reponses to Climate Change with Luke Pfund 18, Dan Robeson '18 and Shweta Patel 18 during a Biology senior seminar in Coxe Hall.

Associate Professor of History Colby Ristow discusses the effects of the Great Depression on Latin America as part of his Modern Latin America class in Stern Hall.

Professor of Media and Society Linda Robertson explores the artistic composition of Dorothea Lange's portrait of Nettie Featherstone with students as part of History of Social Documentary in the Fish Screening Room of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

In Stern Hall, Associate Professor of Asian Studies James-Henry Holland describes the grammatical structures of adjectival sentences to students in his Beginning Japanese class.

Associate Professor of English Nicola Minott-Ahl discusses Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Litt.D.74 with students during her From Novel to Film class in Demarest Hall.

Kim Wilson Vincent HON '21 cuts the ribbon during the grand opening of the HWS Food Pantry. She is joined by Office and Event Coordinator for the Office of Spiritual Engagement Jennifer Tufano, Jackie Steinman 20, Chaplain Maurice Charles, President Gregory J. Vincent 83 and Edie Falk '19.

Chris Harris, a musician and organizer in the Black community in Toronto, delivers a talk Wasuns Comrade Music: African-Canadian and Indigenous Revolutionary Hip Hop and the War of Position against Neo-liberal Capitalism in 21st Century Canada, as part of The Fisher Centers series, Futures of Revolutions.

Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Woodworth introduces playwrights Evan Linder and Andrew Hobgood during a pre-show Frame/Works Series talk for the HWS Theatre production of 5 Lesbians Eating a Quiche. Frame/Works is a program designed to draw connections between scholarly examination and artistic practice.