Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Alums gather for a photo during the HWS holiday reception and Presidential Welcome at the Bostonian in Boston, Mass.

Led by Professor of Sociology Wes Perkins, students studying abroad in Galway, Ireland gather for a photo at the Gallarus Oratory.

President Gregory J. Vincent '83 poses for a photo with students from Bronx Science High School in New York, N.Y. Bronx Science is Vincent's alma mater.

Statesmen cross country runners Jeremiah Piersante ’18 and Max Tulchinsky ’21 volunteer as bell ringers for The Salvation Army outside Community Bank in downtown Geneva.

Richard S. Abramson, Marsha Stern, Trustee Katherine D. Elliott '66, L.H.D.’08 and Honorary Trustee Herbert J. Stern '58, P'03, LL.D. '74 pose for a photo during the HWS holiday reception in Boston, Mass.

Alums gather with President Gregory J. Vincent '83 during the HWS holiday reception and Presidential Welcome at the New York Athletic Club in New York, N.Y.

Students studying abroad in Vietnam pose for a photo after spending the day with members of Vovinam Nhân Văn.

As part of the First-Year Seminar Research Symposium, Samantha Spear '21 presents her study on the efficacy of pain scores of articaine, a local anesthetic commonly used during dental procedures.

Students prepare for final exams in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

The Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell statue at sunset. In 1849, Blackwell graduated from the medical school of Geneva College (Hobart’s precursor) as the first woman in the country to receive a medical degree. (Geneva College was renamed Hobart Free College in 1852 and Hobart College in 1860.)

Andrew Longo '20, Audrey Hunt '20 and Brigid Keane '20 greet Eli as part of the Dogs and Doggy bags event in the Scandling Campus Center on Wednesday.

Students in Professor of Education Jim MaKinster's class Teaching and Learning with Citizen Science participate in the Hurricane Maria Mapping Project, which enables users to access online mapping tools to assess building damage on the island of Puerto Rico. The resulting data is then used by governmental and relief organizations.

Leslie Colunga '19 and Jedidiah Collins '18 construct a custom stool in Houghton House.

Award winning author and 2017 Trias Writer-in-Residence John D’Agata ’95 discusses the selection process for submissions to the Seneca Review with students in Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature Geoffrey Babbitt’s “Small Press Book Publishing” class.

Students watch the supermoon rise over Seneca Lake on Sunday.

Students gather for a group photo with Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature Geoffrey Babbitt (front, second from left), Trias Writer-in-Residence John D’Agata ’95 (front, second from right) and his dog, after D’Agata visited the publishing class.