Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Katie Ingle ’27 studies for finals in her room in Medbery Hall.

William Smith’s second varsity eight won a gold medal at the Liberty League Championships this past weekend. It was the Herons’ first gold in the 2V8 race since 2017.

Associate Professor of Chemistry Christine de Denus displays a thermite reaction that forms molten iron when ignited for students in “Inorganic Chemistry I.”

During “The Secret Life of Bees” course, students set up their plants in the greenhouse to conduct experiments with Director of Introductory Laboratories for Biology Brielle Fischman.

CEO of Screenvision Media John Partilla P'25 speaks to students about his career path and how a brand’s marketing strategy can deliver results by leveraging the power of the big screen.

A member of the HWS faculty since 1976, retiring Professor of Religious Studies Michael Dobkowski thanks fellow faculty, staff and students after the celebration of his last class.

Students in “Modern Dance II: Diasporas” with Associate Professor of Dance and Movement Studies Kelly Johnson perform to the music of Instructor Ryan Russel, James Greene ’25, Elijah Fontem ’24, MSM ’25 and Clyde Williams ’24, MSM ’25.

Members of the Druid Honor Society lead students past Demarest Hall for Moving Up Day.

Directed by Professor of Practice in Music Chris Potter, the HWS Jazz Ensemble performs during their spring concert.

Mia Tetrault '25 sits in front of materials she created for her screenplay "Free Fallin" that are on display in the Provenzano Gallery in Scandling Campus Center.

Led by members of the Hai Timiai Honor Society, students process down William Smith Hill for Moving Up Day.

Members of the Hobart Basketball team pose for a photo during Arcy Drive's set at Folk Fest.

Nadir Khan ’27 crowd surfs during the Folk Fest concert.

Faculty and staff who are also HWS alumni pose for a photo on the steps of Coxe Hall with Melanie Sage ’95, P’25, P’27 (center), recently named the next Executive Director of Alumni and Alumnae Relations.

Before a crowd of more than 1,000 students, the indie rock band Arcy Drive headlined Folk Fest on Sunday afternoon on Bristol Lawn. HWS Student Government organized the revival of the cherished tradition held on campus from 1976-2001.

Caroline Gannon ’26 enjoyed a successful final week of the golf season. She tied her career-low round and finished third in the Nazareth Invitational, won 1UP in three playoff holes in match play against Geneseo and shot a career-low round in the Liberty League Championships.