Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Members of the HWS Outdoor Recreation and Adventure Program gather for a photo during a rock climbing trip to Shawangunks in New Paltz, N.Y.

Students watch a sunrise on the dock of Bozzuto Boathouse.

Professor of Modern Chinese History at the University of Arizona David Pietz discusses managing water resources in the Geneva Room. The discussion was sponsored by Asian Studies, Environmental Studies, History and the Office of Academic and Faculty Affairs.

Derek Vanderwarker '96, founder of Tiny Universe Advisors, offers remarks during his lecture titled, “Goin’ Legit: Observations, Insights and Predictions from the Cannabis Industry,” in the Geneva Room of the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Cindy Best speaks about her life married to Karl Karlsen during a talk, “Next in Line: I Married a Murderer, in the Vandervort Room on Tuesday. The event was sponsored by the Sociology Department.

Members of the LGBT Studies Department gather in the Blackwell Room for a celebration in honor of the Department's 15th year at the Colleges.

Professor of Political Science at Brooklyn College Corey Robin discusses the impact of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas during his talk “White State, Black Market: The Constitution of Clarence Thomas in the Sanford Room of Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Christian Caban '18 checks his email between classes.

President Gregory J. Vincent '83 offers remarks during the New York Conference on Asian Studies, one of the largest regional conferences under the National Association for Asian Studies.

Students and faculty from across the nation and around the world gather in the Vandervort for the New York Conference on Asian Studies.

As part of the New York Conference on Asian Studies, Associate Professor of Theater at Hampden-Sydney College Matthew Dubroff speaks to colleagues during his talk, “Pure Black: Codification, Visualization, Oral Tradition and the Survival of Noh through the Meiji Restoration.

President Gregory J. Vincent '83 takes a photo of Library Accounts Coordinator Louise Bond after purchasing homegrown peaches from Bond’s backyard.

As part of the New York Conference on Asian Studies, Elise Tran, a student at Kenyon College, speaks about the perception of tattoos in the Philippines during her talk, “Romancing the Savage: Whang-Od, Carrot Man, and Shifts in the Mainstream Filipino Perceptions of Igorots.”

Associate Professor of Geoscience Nicholas Metz discusses recent weather disasters as part of the mini-college sessions held on Saturday during Homecoming and Family Weekend.

Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Kingery talks to parents about the textbooks she is using in her classes during a mini-college session on Saturday.

Associate Professor of Theatre Heather May speaks to parents during a session called “Empowerment though Embodiment: A Taste of Theatre for Social Change Techniques” in Williams Hall.