Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Sponsored by HWS Soundshare, students participate in a silent disco in the Bartlett Theatre.

Yoga Instructor Jacoby Ballard discusses the neurobiology of mindfulness practices and their collective impact on our organizations and communities during Mindfulness and Social Change in the Geneva Room.

Sponsored by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education, Fresh Air Fund manager Michelle Gottlieb speaks with students about employment opportunities at the not-for-profit agency that provides free summer experiences to New York City children from low-income families.

In the Sanford Room, Professor Jessica Hua from Binghamton University discusses the direct and indirect effects of chemicals, such as road salt, when added to an ecosystem as part of the Department of Biology Seminar Series.

Sophia Yergey '18 and Lilian Smith '18 prepare for midterm exams in the Scandling Campus Center on Wednesday.

Professor of History Clifton Hood discusses the importance of public spaces with students in his American Urban History class in Eaton Hall on Thursday.

Students practice finding, observing and identifying features on microscopic reproductive structures preserved in and then freed from rocks and sediments during lab with Associate Professor of Geoscience David Kendrick.

Led by Professor of Dance Cadence Whittier, students work on choreography for the upcoming Faculty Dance Concert during their Dance Ensemble class in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

The sun sets over Stern Hall.

Trees are in full bloom on campus.

Prof. Nan Crystal Arens and Yoko Furuya ’18 discuss the origin of stripes on the surface of a pebble from the beach at Chimney Bluffs State Park.

Emily King ’17, Andrew Dines ’16, Emma Herbst ’17, Prof. Nan Crystal Arens and her dog Taz examine an outcrop on the shores of Lake Ontario.

Vice President for Enrollment and Dean of Admissions Robert Murphy speaks to students about his experience climbing Mount Everest during Outdoor Education: Theoretical Issues in Outdoor Pursuits with Dean David Mapstone '91. The class will study abroad in Wales this summer.

Students in Professor of Education Jim MaKinster's class Our National Parks course visit the Women's Rights National Historical Park in Seneca Falls, N.Y., the site of the first Women's Rights Convention in 1848.

Cassidy Carrafiello '19 and Natalia Baum '19 study for midterm exams on the second floor of the Scandling Campus Center.

Yoga instructor Jacoby Ballard leads a workshop on stress and health during Associate Professor of Psychology Julie Kingery's Topics in Developmental Psychology class in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.