Hobart and William Smith Colleges

HWS community members gather for a photo after working at the Community Sale.

Demarest Hall on a clear Wednesday afternoon.

Students unroll the artificial turf while setting up for the 12th annual HWS Community Sale at “the Cooler.” The sale raised more than $12,000 for Geneva 2020 and diverted more than 10,036 pounds of materials from landfills.

Jens Olavson '17 rides his bike past Gearan Center for the Performing Arts after finishing his day working on the latest issue of the Seneca Review.

Making nitrogen samples, Shruthi Shyam '19 works with Assistant Professor of Chemistry Josh Newby with research on water and methoxystyrene clusters.

Assistant Professor of Economics Joshua Greenstein works in his Stern Hall office on Thursday afternoon.

The sun sets over Seneca Lake. Photo by Chris Lavin ’83, the executive director of the Geneva Community Center and the Boys & Girls Club.

Associate Professor of Chemistry Justin Miller meets with students in his summer research group in Napier Hall on Monday.

Students and faculty members of the Art and Architecture Department pose for a group photo in the Davis Gallery at Houghton House.

Professor of Anthropology and Sociology Wes Perkins in his office in Stern Hall.

The America flag flies above Trinity Hall on South Main Street.

Jeff Rizza '16 MAT '17 stops by the Help Desk in the Rosenberg Commons of the Warren Hunting Smith Library to talk with Spencer Ivie '18.

William Smith Head Basketball Coach Lindsay Sharman, Hobart Head Golf Coach Ken Dougherty P’13, Assistant Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Development Sophie Dennis Riskie '07 and Head Coach of Squash and Tennis Tim Riskie pose for a photo during the Geneva Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament.

Kayla Jones '17 and Hannah Brooks '17 pose for a photo with Jonathan Whitcomb '87 (center) while working the Nantucket Wine and Food Festival.

Ella Caldwell '18 faces off against a defender from Colorado College during the NCAA Division III Quarterfinal game in Lexington, Virginia.

Alexandra Bird '17 was the first of the Herons to score during the NCAA Division III Quarterfinal game in Lexington, Virginia.