Hobart and William Smith Colleges

On the Quad, Sammy Morris '19 (left) helps Mary Underwood ’19 register for HWS Day of Service on Saturday.

Students participating in Day of Service gather for a group photo in front of Coxe Hall. More than 200 students worked on volunteer projects throughout Geneva and the local area with projects ranging from cleaning community parks and trails, volunteering at local schools, and helping non-profit agencies with various tasks.

Dana Gross '18, Maggie Malloy '18, Sophie McCracken '18, Elizabeth Feingold '18 and Bridget Smith '18 take advantage of the warm weather on the Hope House porch.

Anika Hanson '18 and Taylor Gorycki '18 check out entries for the Black and White category as part of the annual study abroad photo contest in the L. Thomas Melly '52 Lobby of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Professor of Government Andrew Mertha from Cornell University gives a talk titled, Fragmented Authoritarianism Abroad: the Case of Sino-Khmer Rouge Relations, 1975-1979, as part of the Tanaka Asian Studies Lecture Series in Stern Hall.

Josh Kessler '17. Marni Wilkoff '17 and Geoff Altman '17 wash their hands before Passover Seder at the Abbe Center for Jewish Life.

Students in Introduction to Global Dance Forms with Assistant Professor of Dance Kelly Johnson perform during the Study Abroad Photo Contest sponsored by the Center for Global Education.

Bill Shrum, a political consultant who advised numerous Democratic campaigns, including serving as senior adviser to the Kerry-Edwards presidential campaign in 2004 and the Gore 2000 presidential campaign, makes the keynote address during the HWS Round Robin.

Indian classical music ensemble Ashkara performs in Froelich Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday.

Featuring 16 teams from 10 countries, Professor of Philosophy Eric Barnes opens the final round of the annual Hobart and William Smith Round Robin debate tournament on Saturday.

Participants in the 11th annual HWS Round Robin debate tournament exchange arguments during the final round of competition on Saturday.

Students play cards during the International Cafe and game night at the Chaplain's House on Friday.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies Juan Manuel Portillo speaks to students during a poetry workshop in the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

Avery Wickersham '19, Snowden Jones '19, Claire Miney '17 and Mikhail Fischer '17 on the Quad.

Mohamed Kamara, associate professor of French at Washington and Lee University, gives his talk titled, Senghor’s Negritude: Between the Specific and the Universal as part of the African Studies Speaker Series in the Sanford Room of Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Russian poet Vera Pavlova reads from her newly released collection of verses, Album for the Young (and Old), while performing piano pieces from Tchaikovsky's Children's Album in the Froelich Hall of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.