Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Amelia Zhao '17, Jake Myers (visiting from Manchester University) and Camile Applegate '17 study in the Warren Hunting Smith Library on Wednesday.

In the atrium of the Warren Hunting Smith library, signs publicize next week’s Senior Symposium. Encapsulating a wide range of disciplines, more than 130 students will present on their academic experiences from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, April 14.

Students gather for a group photo during the First-Year Writing Awards Ceremony sponsored resented by the HWS Writing Colleagues Program and the Center for Teaching and Learning in the Blackwell Room.

Students gather for a photo during the International Student Dinner at the Ramada Geneva Lakefront Hotel on Friday.

Assistant Director of Intercultural Affairs Darline Polanco Wattles '09 talks with Tanisha Genao ‘19, Shaamar Samuel ’19, Pamela Icyeza ’19, Carolin Martinez Diaz ’19 and Nimer Farhood ’18 during a meeting for student workers for the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

The Hip~NotiQs Step and Dance Team perfom during the International Student Dinner on Friday.

During the annual Julius G. Blocker '53 Cultural Showcase, Zachary Grattan '17 presents on his project, Döner Diplomacy, and discusses his experience studying in Leipzig, Germany that was supported through the Julius G. Blocker '53 Endowed Fund.

Colby Chase ’20 leads the Hobartones in song during a performance during the International Student Dinner.

Program Coordinator for Literacy Volunteers of Yates and Ontario Counties Donna Cotter (left) pauses for a photo with Carolin Martinez Diaz ’19, Yesica Bello ’18, Arlin Fernandez '19 and volunteer for Literacy Volunteers Kaylee Stephenson during an English as a Second Language training course.

Blocker Teaching Fellow Friederike Jandewerth (left) and Elena Ludwig '20 enjoy abendbrot, a German dinner mainly consisting of bread, cheeses and a variety of spreads and cold beverages in the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

Associate Professor of Chemistry Christine de Denus introduces speaker Kelly Craig '16 as part of the HWS First Generation Initiative’s event in the Geneva Room of Warren Hunting Smith Library.

Film Director Michael Stresissguth discusses his movie Nighthawks on the Blue Highway, an award-winning documentary about a blues band, in the Fish Screening Room of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Professor Robin D.G. Kelley from the University of California at Los Angeles gives his talk, A Time to Break Silence: Remembering and Reviving Dr. King's Call for Revolution, as part of the inaugural Scholarship & Social Justice Lecture series in the Geneva Room on Tuesday.

Joshua Martin ’18 discusses the Tango and Capoiera dancing styles during Cross-Cultural Coffee Hour in the Office of Intercultural Affairs.

Professor Emeritus of Political Science Tom Millington meets with Dominique DeRubeis '18 about his work regarding the National Census. Millington has proposed a new way of approaching the demographic question for the upcoming 2020 National Census.

Alexander Kerai '17 poses for a photo in the Fish Screening Room of the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. Kerai recently completed his film First Light as part of a capstone project for his media and society and theatre double major.