Hobart and William Smith Colleges

A jazz musician plays the saxophone while HWS students tour the National School of the Arts.

A mural depicts the Revolutionary leader Che Guevara.

HWS students walk through downtown Santa Clara after visiting a museum which commemorates the Revolutionary leader Che Guevara.

Associate Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Juan Liebana blows out a birthday candle during a surprise party thrown by his students on the group's final day in Cuba.

Dylan Doeblin ’18 skips a rock during an ocean-side cookout on the final days of the trip.

Dylan Doeblin ’18 repels down a 90-degree cliff.

A rocky Welsh cliff.

Students get ready for their day of coasteering, which involves climbing, swimming and walking along the rocky coastline without the aid of boats in the cold Welsh ocean.

The group rests in the shadows after a rigorous hike.

On a hike, the group enjoys the view just below the summit of Mount Snowdon in the northern region of Wales. Snowdon is the highest peak in Wales.

With the aid of their headlamps, students in the Wales program make their way through an abandoned mine shaft.

The group walks through beautiful Welsh forests.

As part of the Wales excursion, students enjoy a rock-climbing activity. Here, Ryan Montbleau ’19 focuses on ascending a steep cliff in the woods.

Melanie Patterson ’17 tried repelling.

Taking a rest from hiking, the group discusses Stonehenge and its possible origins with Williams.

The group’s hike continues through a vast field with expansive views.