Hobart and William Smith Colleges

The new members of The Laurel Society pose for a photo after being inducted during the William Smith Celebrating Excellence Dinner.

William Smith Associate Dean Lisa Kaenzig speaks to students about William Smith traditions during her welcome address at the Excellence Dinner in the Vandervort Room.

Emma Herbst '18, Pamela Icyeza '19 and Samantha Shaffner '17 perform a dramatic reading of a poem during the William Smith Celebrating Excellence Dinner in the Vandervort Room.

Chaplain Maurice Charles addresses HWS and Geneva community members during the interfaith gathering at St. John's Chapel.

The sun sets at Bozzuto Boathouse.

Members of the William Smith a cappella group Three Miles Lost leads students, faculty and staff in singing the alma mater of William Smith College.

Mark Skip Darden '87, P'17 discusses his career as an attorney and principal of the law offices of Addison-Darden, P.C during the Life after HWS panel in the Geneva Room.

William Smith Director of Athletics Deb Steward, Head Basketball Coach Lindsay Sharman and Assistant Coach Seraphine Hamilton ’06 present Melanie Patterson ’17 with a commemorative basketball in honor of her 1,000th career point.

Mia Morrison '19 puts up a jump shot during the Heron's game against the Rochester Institute of Technology Tigers. Morrison finished the game with a double-double on 10 points and a game-high 13 rebounds.

Kendra Quinn-Moultrie '18 looks for an open teammate during the Heron's game against Rochester Institute of Technology.

Matt Walsh '19 and Edens Fleurizard '20 battle for a rebound during Hobart's game against Rochester Institute of Technology in Bristol Gym.

Director of Introductory Biology Laboratories Susan Flanders Cushman ’98 talks with Jamie Soucie '20 and Allie Seminer '20 during her “A Biotech World” class in Eaton Hall.

William Smith wore pink shooting jerseys during warm-ups on Wednesday as part of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association’s annual effort to raise awareness and funds to fight cancer.

Director of Community Engagement and Service Learning Katie Flowers and Mia Morrison ’19 discuss citizenship with elementary students at West Street School in Geneva, N.Y.

At Studio Foundry in Cleveland, Ohio, Bronze Sculpture Craftsman David Kloos '15 works on steel reinforcements for a statue commissioned by the Cleveland Browns football team for First Energy Stadium.

In the Gilman Room, financial advisor Bob Gringeri '78 coaches Hobart senior athletes on strategies for creating a sound investment strategy. The talk was part of the Napier Seminar's newest program, Beyond the Game series.