Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Dancers perform “All Night” choreographed by Krista Kogler '19. The concert featured a variety of dance styles, from Ghanaian and Afro-Caribbean traditions, to classical ballet, contemporary, tap and hip-hop, all choreographed by HWS students.

Dancers strike a pose during Seuta Pawo, a work choreographed by Frank Newman '19.

This week, we feature photos from the 2017 Koshare Dance Collective concert, celebrating the popular event’s 46th anniversary. Held at the Smith Opera House, this year’s event showcased 150 dancers in 27 pieces.

Clare Tranchino' 18, Leah Jacobs '18, Olivia Naya '18, Alexandra Robbins-Jackson '18 and Teianna Chenkovich '18 perform You Know How It Is: Feelin', Happenin', Bein.'

Students perform Bollywood Fusion, a work choreographed by Jackie Matos ’20 and Duniya Syed ’20.

Choreographed by Alexandra Bilodeau '20, dancers perform the piece Rhythm Reverie to the song A Place With No Name by Michael Jackson.

Dancers perform You Know How It Is: Feelin', Happenin', Bein' choreographed by Leah Jacobs '18, Olivia Naya '18 and Clare Tranchino '18.

Set to a mashup of popular Indian music, Duniya Syed '20 and Jackie Matos '19 perform Bollywood Fusion at Koshare 2017.

Brandon Shed '18 and Christian Caban '18 work in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

The sun rises over Seneca Lake.

Meredith Fennell '20, Carter Rostron '20 and Reilly Edger '20 work on an assignment for their Calculus I class with Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science Yan Hao.

Students share a laugh while walking to class on Tuesday afternoon.

Brittany Coburn '17, Bradley Grayson '18, Clare Finn Naylor '21 and Casey Kania '18 sculpt model Holly Stein as part of Sculpture Modeling class with Professor of Art and Architecture A.E. Ted Aub.

The William Smith statue is dressed for Founder's Day. Each fall, Founder’s Day brings together students, alums, administrators and faculty members to celebrate the establishment of William Smith College and the achievements of its students and graduates.

Kyle Hackett '21 converts an extra point during Hobart's 51-12 win over the University of Rochester. Hackett was named the Liberty League Co-Special Teams Player of the Year.

Jordan Roetzer '19 and Taylor Morash '20 study the golden rod plant for their Behavioral Ecology class with Professor of Biology David Droney.