Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Geneva City Manager Matt Horn contributes to a conversation about service learning and community engaged reserach at the Friday Faculty Lunch. Asssitant Prof. of American Studies, Beth Belanger, faciliated the discussion with faculty, staff, students and Geneva partners on behalf of the Service-Learning Advisory Council.

Members of Spoon University at HWS, a student-run food publication, gather for a photo on the steps of Trinity Hall.

Shangela, from the Emmy Award Winning show RuPaul's Drag Race, poses for a photo with students following a performance in the Bartlett Theatre. The event was sponsored by the HWS Campus Activities Board and the The Queer People of Color and Allies theme house.

Students pose for a photo with Mark D. Gearan and Mary Herlihy Gearan after organizing a surprise farewell party in their honor. With them is the Gearan's dog, Dublin.

Students relax outside Medbery Hall on Thursday.

Students enjoy a carnival ride during Springfest co-sponsored by the HWS Campus Activities Board, Inter-fraternal Council, Project Nur and the Caribbean Student Association.

Musicians Bryan Bautista and Nick Hagelin perform on the Coxe Hall steps as part of The Voice Concerts sponsored by the HWS Campus Activities Board.

Students tie dye T-shirts as part of Spring Fest on Stern Lawn on Sunday.

Students examine the year-end exhibition, “Student Art and Architecture: Studio Work from 2016-2017” in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House.

As the recipient of a prestigious 2017-18 Fulbright U.S. Student Award, Jordan Loretz ’17 will travel to Taiwan this fall to begin his tenure as an English Teaching Assistant. An Asian studies and music double major, Loretz plans to use music as a tool to help his students advance their English language comprehension and speaking skills.

Students in the Advanced Drawing class with Professor of Art and Architecture Nick Ruth assemble their portion of the student art installation in Houghton House. The exhibit will open at 6 p.m. on Friday, April 28 in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House.

In the Seneca Room, Senator Pam Helming (R-Canandaigua) speaks to HWS students and staff as well as members of the Geneva community highlighting funding in the New York State 2017-18 budget designated for water infrastructure and water protection, including in the Finger Lakes. The budget allocates $2.5 billion to help ensure access to clean, safe drinking water, while addressing water quality issues and infrastructure needs statewide.

Students walk to class on Monday afternoon.

Associate Professor of Religious Studies Etin Anwar instructs students in her Gender and Globalization in the Muslim World class on the Quad on Thursday.

The Bozzuto Boathouse on a calm Wednesday morning.

Katerina Nunez ’17, Jared Ratzel ’18 and Julia Minker ’19 sit on a panel titled “Transforming Space through Creativity” to discuss their final projects in Assistant Professor of LGBT Studies Melissa Autumn White’s (right) class “Sexuality and Space” in Coxe Hall.