Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Peter Vorbach ’27 enjoys competing at the Dr. Frank P. Smith '36 Squash Center as a member of the Hobart Squash team. He says, “the courts are fantastic and we have ample space for training and spectators.”

Cassie Lundgren ‘26 finds that the one place she always returns to is Bristol Field House where she can challenge herself or rewind after a long day.

In the Scandling Campus Center, Chris Njomo ’28 enjoys playing pool with friends, as it reminds him of playing back home in Kenya.

Johnny Bewley ’27 loves coming to the Fisher Center in Demarest Hall to study and play some music.

Sadie Herr ’27 loves to relax by the water at Bozzuto Boathouse. Plus, jumping in the beautiful Seneca Lake is never a bad idea!

As a member of the Hobart Volleyball team, Noah DeLong ‘27 loves playing home games in Bristol Gym in front of the always-energetic crowd of fans.

Cydney Fernandez ‘26 often joins friends in Gulick Hall to take advantage of the computers and white boards to help with studying.

Brooke Donnelly ‘27 loves to study in the Blackwell Room and enjoys the beauty of the stained glass windows.

Daniel Adelman ’25 finds the “fishbowl” of Rosenberg Hall a great place to study comfortably with lots of space to spread out.

Professor of International Relations Vikash Yadav discusses data visualization techniques using Think-Cell software with Briana Reyes '27 and Emma Aluck '27. Reyes is studying the correlation between malnutrition and the labor force participation of women in Pakistan while Aluck is using data to better understand Venezuelan migration trends through the Darién Gap.

While working with Professor of Biology Kristy Kenyon, Ellean Macarthy ‘27, Genevieve Larkin ‘27 and Caroline Gannon ‘26 view anesthetized flies (Drosophila melanogaster) to determine if the loss of specific genes affects traits such as eye and body color.

President Mark D. Gearan welcomes alumni at the kickoff event for the HWS Summer Series celebrating “Further Together: the Campaign for our Third Century” hosted by Pamela Lucas Rew ‘81 and Jane Rew Buckley '14.

Noah DeLong '27 hits a strike plate with a sledge hammer, while Eloise Ruberti '27 and Associate Professor of Geoscience Tara Curtin record the seismic waves for a refraction survey they're conducting around Seneca Lake.

Olufisola Babalola ’27, Colleen Quirk ’27, Liliana Chavez ’27 and Lilay Abadi ’26 meet in the Adams Intercultural Center to work on a project exploring mental health in children and adolescents through the University of Rochester's Research/Project Experience program.

Azure Sage ‘27 and Anna Pedone ‘27 pose for a photo inside the Smith Opera House, where they are interning this summer.

Associate Professor of Business Management and Entrepreneurship Craig Talmage gives a talk on how craft breweries leverage neolocalism to foster community identity, economic resilience and social connection during the Community Development Society conference hosted on campus.