Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Working with Assistant Professor of Mathematics & Computer Science Hanqing Hu, Khairul Islam ’26 adjusts the motor speed on a circuit used for a drone or rover.

Students in “Modern Dance II: Diasporas” with Associate Professor of Dance and Movement Studies Kelly Johnson perform to the music of Instructor Ryan Russel, James Greene ’25, Elijah Fontem ’24, MSM ’25 and Clyde Williams ’24, MSM ’25.

A member of the HWS faculty since 1976, retiring Professor of Religious Studies Michael Dobkowski thanks fellow faculty, staff and students after the celebration of his last class.

Katie Ingle ’27 studies for finals in her room in Medbery Hall.

Seniors who will be graduating with a Leadership Distinction or HWS Leads Certificate gather for a photo following the Centennial Center celebration in Bartlett Theatre on Monday.

William Smith’s second varsity eight won a gold medal at the Liberty League Championships this past weekend. It was the Herons’ first gold in the 2V8 race since 2017.

Kira Fulton ’27 prepares to attack the goal against Union. The Herons will be back in action on Saturday when they take on Husson in the first round of the NCAA Division III Women’s Lacrosse Championship.

Nate Johnson ’25 delivered a pair of hits and three RBIs for the Statesmen.

Spring is in full bloom.

Mia Tetrault '25 sits in front of materials she created for her screenplay "Free Fallin" that are on display in the Provenzano Gallery in Scandling Campus Center.

CEO of Screenvision Media John Partilla P'25 speaks to students about his career path and how a brand’s marketing strategy can deliver results by leveraging the power of the big screen.

Led by members of the Hai Timiai Honor Society, students process down William Smith Hill for Moving Up Day.

Directed by Professor of Practice in Music Chris Potter, the HWS Jazz Ensemble performs during their spring concert.

Members of the Druid Honor Society lead students past Demarest Hall for Moving Up Day.

During “Metal Sculpture” with Adjunct Instructor of Art and Architecture Samuel Castner, Hali Seidberg ’26 and Lucy Evans ‘25 work on a piece that was recently installed at the Grounded Geneva Coffee Shop in downtown Geneva.

Assistant Professor of Psychological Science Stephanie Anglin leads a class discussion during “Intro to Personality.”