Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Atmospheric science research groups from HWS and Plymouth State University visit the summit of Mt. Washington and the Mt. Washington Observatory.

Professor of History Clifton Hood joins Katie Berlin '13 and Danielle Bates '12, both past history majors, for dinner in San Francisco, Calif., where Hood is doing research for his next project on imposters.

Current students pose for a photo during an HWS event in Washington, D.C. The event was hosted by Christopher P. and Cynthia L. Soucie P'20 and Arthur J. Santry III.

A beautiful summer day on campus.

Summer interns on campus gather for a photo in front of the Quad.

Work began over the summer to replace the courts at the HWS Tennis Center and install a new press box and grandstand at Cozzens Field.

Members of Nardozzi Construction work on the new Common Room attached to the Scandling Campus Center. The new facility will be ready for use this fall. Other upgrades include a renovation of the Saga Dining Hall.

Sunrise over the Hobart and William Smith campus.

Summer interns for the Finger Lakes Institute join members of the Nature Conservancy and the Wayne County Soil and Water Conservation Unit in Sodus Bay to pull water chestnut and other invasive species from Ontario Lake.

Steve Graham '20 and Tyler Gregory '20 work at the IT Helpdesk in the Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Assistant Professor of Writing and Rhetoric Ben Ristow reviews a writing assignment with Mahamadou Bala in the library atrium as part of the HWS Summer Institute program.

Drew Starkey, Wayne County Soil and Water Conservation Technician, pulls water chestnut from Sodus Bay.

Members of the 2017 Summer Atmospheric Science Research Group gather for a photo including (back row, l-r): Andrew Westgate (Lyndon State College), Professor of Geoscience Neil Laird, Sam Bartlett '18, Professor of Geoscience Nick Metz and (front row, l-r) Haley Okun '18, Carrie Lang (SUNY Geneseo), Peyton Capute '18 and Darby Johnson '19.

Summer interns for the Finger Lakes Institute in Sodus Bay.

Patty Wakefield-Brown, Outreach and Volunteer Specialist at the Finger Lakes Institute, pulls water chestnut from Sodus Bay.

Associate Professor of Education Khuram Hussain discusses the symbolism of the Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell statue as part of the HWS Summer Institute Program. Blackwell, who was the first woman to receive the degree of Doctor of Medicine in the U.S., graduated from Geneva College, the precursor to Hobart.