Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Tanya Bakhmetyeva, of the Susan B Anthony Institute at the University of Rochester, speaks to students about the Russian Revolution of 1917 as part of Making the Revolution, 100 Years On in Stern Hall on Tuesday.

In Scandling Campus Center, author Todd Miller discusses immigration and U.S. Mexico border issues as presented by organizations such as BorderLinks, Witness for Peace and the North American Congress on Latin America.

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.

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

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

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.

Kim Wilson Vincent (center) and Chaplain Maurice Charles (back, right) gather with students to decorate boxes that will be used to collect donations for the new food pantry established by the Office of Spiritual Engagement. Vincent hosted the event to offer students fun opportunities to build community.

Three Brothers Wineries and Estates Partner Erica Paolicelli speaks to students about navigating the successes and failures of entrepreneurship. The event titled 5 Questions Entrepreneurial Conversation Series was hosted by the HWS Centennial Center, and moderated by Elizabeth Weingast '18.

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.

Richie Andes '19 does a flip to celebrate his first day in Wales in front of Llansteffan Castle, a 10th century Norman structure situated at the mouth of the Tywi River.

William Smith field hockey practices at sunset on McCooey Field.

Liam Murphy '18 leads the Hobart Football team out of the tunnel before their game against Shenandoah University.

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.

Micah Holloway '20 makes a new friend during the Hobart football team's visit to Happiness House. Throughout the academic year, football players visit Happiness House to assist teachers and interact with students.

Conner CoCo Clemens '18 smiles for a photo while skydiving during a trip to Interlaken, Switzerland. Clemens is studying in Freiburg, Germany.