Hobart and William Smith Colleges

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.

Students walk to class on Monday afternoon.

First-year students in the FSEM learning community led by Associate Professor of Geoscience Nick Metz and Professor of Geoscience Neil Laird gather in Lansing Hall in preparation for class registration.

Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown (front, left) gathers for a photo with students in her Invasion Ecology class on the dock at Hellstrom Boathouse on the Cayuga-Seneca Canal.

Katherine Foley '20 and Egan Sachs-Hecht '19 examine a water sample taken from the Cayuga-Seneca Canal for the presence of bloody red shrimp during their Invasion Ecology” class with Associate Professor of Biology Meghan Brown.

A fall day on campus.

Samuel Hallgren '19, Elizabeth Houston ’18, Benjamin Letowt '19, Madison MacDowell '18 and Nathaniel Baca '19 talk after their Hybrid Forms class with Associate Professor of English and Comparative Literature Kathryn Cowles in Demarest Hall.

Divine Wing '18, Josiah Bramble '19 and Jocelyn McKenzie 18 walk by Medbery Hall on Tuesday.

Aaron Donahue '18 induces pro-inflammatory cytokine production on cancer cells during his Immunology class with Associate Professor of Biology Patricia Mowery in Rosenberg Hall.

Emily Smith '18 and Michael Conroy '18 work on their ecology assignments in Eaton Hall.

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

Mohamed Kamara, associate professor of French at Washington and Lee University, discusses New Perspectives on Literature & Film from Africa & the African Diaspora during the African Literature Association symposium in the Geneva Room of Warren Hunting Smith Library.

On the Quad, Alexandra Ann Curtis ’20 waves a flag during a re-enactment of the central event in the Russian (Bolshevik) Revolution. Assistant Professor of Russian Christopher Lemelin organized the event to commemorate the 100-year anniversary of the revolution.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Chris Hedges is interviewed for WXXI’s “Connections with Evan Dawson” at the WEOS/WHWS radio station in the Scandling Campus Center on Thursday. While on campus, Hedges also visited Professor of Media and Society Linda Robertson’s class.

Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories Susan Flanders Cushman ’98 speaks to students about invasive species around the world as part of her lecture, A tale of two island nations: field notes from the invasive [species] front, during the Finger Lakes Institute’s aquatic seminar series.

Autumn on campus.