Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Anna Leffler ’20 swims the backstroke as part of the 200 individual medley during William Smith's 143-95 win over Alfred University.

Emily Haskins '18 executes the butterfly stroke during William Smith's meet against Alfred University.

Anika Hanson ’18 as Lady Macbeth performs on the stage in the round of the McDonald Theatre.

Jesse Singleton ’18 plays the part of Malcolm during dress rehearsal for Macbeth in the McDonald Theatre.

Students rehearse for the upcoming production of Macbeth directed by Associate Professor of Theatre Chris Hatch in the McDonald Theatre of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. Performances begin at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 9, Friday, Nov. 10 and Saturday, Nov. 11 and at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday.

Mariah Reinke '21 and Emily Finnegan '21 chat outside Demarest Hall.

As part of the Calvin R. Carver Sr. Lecture series, Jane Clementi speaks to students, faculty, staff and community members about her late son Tyler during a talk, Being an Upstander: Learning From the Story of Tyler Clementi, which focused on bullying toward LGBTQ+ students. She encouraged attendees to become leaders in their communities.

Members of the First-Generation Initiative committee - Associate Professor of Chemistry Christine de Denus, Director of Residential Education Shelle Basilio-Murray, Chris Williams '19, Jake Burnias '18 and Kelsey Veeder ’21- pose for a photo before the First-Generation Initiative's celebration in the Bartlett Theatre.

Faculty, students and staff who identify as First-Generation, or first in their family to attend college, pose for a photo on the steps of Coxe Hall. On Wednesday, HWS joined a national effort of colleges and universities pledging their support and celebrating first-generation students, staff and faculty members.

Denzel Degollado '19 helps Sandro Carboni 19 get tickets for the Buffalo Bills vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers game on Oct. 22. Center Ali Marpet '15 plays for Tampa Bay.

Students, faculty and staff participating in the Leadership Institute pose for group photo in the Vandervort Room of the Scandling Campus Center. More than 100 HWS students and Geneva High School juniors and seniors participated in the three-day leadership conference.

Dana Gross '18, Maggie Malloy '18, Sophie McCracken '18, Elizabeth Feingold '18 and Bridget Smith '18 take advantage of the warm weather on the Hope House porch.

The sun sets over Odell's Village.

With help from Saga cook Joseph Showtime Joe Hatfield, Tziapora Glaser '18 prepares food in the Tina Wasserman Kosher Kitchen of the Abbe Center for Jewish Life.

Author John DAgata 95 offers a talk as this years Trias Writer-in Residence. A professor of English and director of the Nonfiction Writing Program at the University of Iowa, he is the author of The Lifespan of a Fact and About a Mountain, which was named by the New York Times as one of the 100 Best Nonfiction Books Ever Written.

Jerlin Garo '18 looks at cancer cells under a microscope during lab work in Rosenberg Hall.