Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Alums, students and friends of the Colleges posed for a photo with President Emeritus Mark D. Gearan L.H.D. ’17 and Mary Herlihy Gearan at the Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston where more than 150 representing HWS gathered to cheer on the Statesmen and Herons. Both the Hobart rowing and William Smith rowing teams competed in the event, which is the world’s largest two-day regatta.

William Smith field hockey practices at sunset on McCooey Field.

A view of the Head of the Charles Regatta from above. The Hobart College varsity eight was named the Liberty League Men's Rowing Boat of the Week following a 12th place finish in the men's collegiate eights event on Sunday.

The William Smith rowing team competes in the Head of the Charles Regatta, finishing 12th of 26 teams.

Caroline Conboy ’17, an alum of the Herons swimming and diving team, poses for a photo during an awards banquet in Indianapolis. Conboy following her being named an NCAA Woman of the Year Finalist.

Students, parents and alums gather outside of New Era Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y., to tailgate for the Buffalo Bills vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers game. Hobart alumnus Ali Marpet ’15 plays for Tampa Bay.

Ali Marpet '15 pass blocks during the Buffalo Bills vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers game on Sunday. Marpet remains the highest drafted DIII player in NFL history.

President Gregory J. Vincent ’83 meets Ali Marpet '15 on the field after the game along with his family, members of the faculty and staff.

Director of Education & Training for the New York State Association of Counties Jeanette Stanziano ’86 (left), Communication Coordinator Nicole Lemperle Correia ’03 and Research Analyst Alexandra LaMonte '17 pose for a photo at an event for the New York State Association of Counties Women's Leadership Council.

Associate Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Middle Eastern Studies Department Stacey Philbrick Yadav welcomes students, faculty and staff to “Stop The Hate: Countering Misconceptions about Muslims” in Demarest Hall. The discussion centered on a Skype session with Rabyaah al-Thaibani, a Yemeni-American activist and named plaintiff in a legal challenge to the recent Muslim travel ban.

Zahra Arabzada ’19 discusses the Muslin travel ban during “Stop The Hate: Countering Misconceptions about Muslims” in Demarest Hall.

HWS President Gregory J. Vincent ’83 and Kim Wilson Vincent meet with the new executive director of the Smith Center for the Arts Susan Monagan.

Members of the Executive Board of the Caribbean Student Association gather for a photo in the Scandling Campus Center.

Students, faculty and staff gather for the Harvest Dinner event at the HWS Fribolin Farm on Sunday. The dinner featured local foods and live music in celebration of HWS Food Week.

In the Sanford Room, Josh Harper ’19 presents during the Human Rights and Genocide Lecture Series event, “Should Holocaust artifacts be taken ‘on the road’?” The event was sponsored by the Human Rights and Genocide Symposium and the HWS Debate Team.

Students participating in Day of Service gather for a group photo in front of Coxe Hall. More than 400 students worked on volunteer projects throughout Geneva and the local area with projects ranging from cleaning community parks and trails, volunteering at local schools, and helping non-profit agencies with various tasks.