Hobart and William Smith Colleges

As part of the ongoing partnership between HWS and Geneva, President Gregory J. Vincent 83 (left center) presents a check to City Comptroller Adam Blowers, Director of Neighborhood Initiatives Sage Gerling, and City Clerk Doris Myers in Geneva City Hall. This was the Colleges sixth consecutive payment to the City of Geneva as part of a 10-year, $1.7 million commitment that was established to assist in balancing the citys budget.

Interim Provost and Associate Professor of Political Science DeWayne Lucas welcomes new transfer students to campus on Monday.

Kristina Worts '18 (left), Tatianna Suriel '20 and Madeline Cook '19 introduce themselves on the first day of The Politics of Health with Assistant Professor of Women's Studies Jessica Hayes-Conroy.

Professor of Biology Jim Ryan welcomes students to Vertebrate Biology in Napier Hall.

Charmaine Bing Bing Chung 19 studies in the Blackwell Room before class.

In Stern Hall, Visiting Assistant Professor of History Sarah Whitten reviews the syllabus with students in her class Foundations of European Society.

Visiting Assistant Professor of German Area Studies Ashwin Manthripragada welcomes students to his German Cinema course in the Geneva Room of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Assistant Professor of Women's Studies Jessica Hayes-Conroy talks to students during, The Politics of Health in the Fisher Center in Demarest Hall.

Snow blankets the Quad.

Students gather for a group photo outside the entrance of CBS Television.

Tiffany Smith-Anoai, senior vice president for Entertainment Diversity & Communications at CBS Entertainment, speaks to students about careers in entertainment communications. The visit was organized through Emmy Award-winning 60 Minutes correspondent and HWS Trustee Bill Whitaker 73, L.H.D. 97.

Students pose for a photo on the set of the show Superior Donuts at CBS studios in Los Angeles.

Students participating in the Behind the Scenes career exploration program in Los Angeles walk to the Oprah Winfrey Networks headquarters in West Hollywood, Calif.

Luke Esselen 11, talent producer for the comedy video website Funny or Die, talks with students about his day-to-day schedule during a visit to the Funny or Die offices in Los Angeles.

Students take the stairs near the Funny or Die reception area in West Hollywood. Actor and comedian Will Ferrell is among the websites creators.

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.