Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Kyle Herod '17, Michael Lucas '17 and Subin Nepal ’15 meet on top of the Gondolen restaurant in Stockholm, Sweden.

Chad Reid '18 stops for a photo on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh, Scotland. Reid is currently studying abroad in Bath, England.

Surrounded by students, staff and fellow faculty members, Professor of Education Pat Collins (center) smiles during a surprise gathering at the end of his last class.

Students, faculty and staff gather in Stern Hall to celebrate the last class taught by retiring Professor of Economics Alan Frishman. Frishman has been teaching economics at HWS for 41 years.

The sun shines on Bozzuto Boathouse.

Geneva High School (GHS) LEAP Director Patrisha Blue ’77 (left) gathers with GHS students and Mary Kubinski '17 during a visit to Syracuse University. Sponsored by the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning, the group also toured Onondaga Community College. LEAP provides increased opportunities for underrepresented students in 10th, 11th and 12th grades to take advanced and college-level courses.

Kim Gutierrez '17 works with West Street Elementary School students during the Youth Leadership College hosted by the Centennial Center for Leadership.

Amy Feda '17 tables on behalf of Yards for Yeardley in the Caird Center for Sports and Recreation. Organized through the One Love Foundation, the event raises awareness of the warning signs of abuse and relationship violence.

Students sing the William Smith alma mater concluding the Moving Up Day ceremony.

Members of the William Smith Class of 2017 pass the laurel to members of the Class of 2018. The passing of the laurel recognizes each class as they move up to fill the vacancy left by the class ahead of them, starting with seniors ceding their place to the juniors upon graduation.

Assistant Basketball Coach for William Smith College Seraphine Hamilton '05 addresses Herons at the annual Senior Brunch at the Ramada Geneva Lakefront.

Students create a color cloud after completing the Color 1 Run on the Quad.

Natalie Young '18 and Richie Ramrati '18 take a break from Reading Days for a free food truck in the Jackson, Potter and Rees Hall parking lot. The food truck was sponsored by Chegg along with the Rosensweig Family and Rosensweig Learning Commons.

Students take advantage of the warm weather on Tuesday afternoon.

Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Newman Kingery presents Melanie Patterson '17 with the The Tara Michelle Espinosa '98 Memorial Award during the Moving Up Day ceremony on Stern Lawn.

Maddie Sutton '17 presents on her research in ornithology during the Biology Student Research Symposium in the Geneva Room.