Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Fog surrounds the Bozzuto Boathouse on Wednesday morning.

Accompanied by his father, Kyle Walsh '21 walks his four-month-old St. Bernard Louie along South Main Street.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Media and Society Lina Žigelyte teaches Visibility Matters on the steps of Coxe Hall on Wednesday.

Michael Walzer, professor emeritus for the Institute of Advanced Study at Princeton University, gives a talk Arguing About Immigration. Walzer’s visit was part of the Foster P. Boswell Distinguished Lecturer in Philosophy Series, which this year was presented in honor of Professor of Philosophy Steven Lee (seated left). Lee is retiring following a nearly 40-year tenure at the Colleges.

As Professor of Philosophy Scott Brophy ’78, P’12 looks on, Gizem Hussain '21 speaks with Michael Walzer, professor emeritus for the Institute of Advanced Study at Princeton University, following his talk in the Albright Auditorium on Tuesday.

Cast members Donovan Hayden '19 and Eva Catanzariti '20 rehearse for The Servant of Two Masters. The comedy, written in 1746 by Carlo Goldoni, will be presented April 18-20 in the McDonald Theatre.

The cast of The Servant of Two Masters rehearses for this weekend's performances.

Luke Stapleton '21 and Meg Quint '21 lead prospective students and their family members on a tour of campus.

Jacob Kotcher '19 and Robert Padilla '21 study outside of the Cellar Pub.

The newest members of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest and most prestigious honor society, gather for a photo in the Vandervort Room. Approximately one percent of students graduating from American colleges and universities are invited to join the honor society each year.

Eva Gurain '19 receives her Phi Beta Kappa induction certificate from Assistant Professor of Chemistry Elana Stennett.

Associate Professor of Media and Society Leah Shafer poses with new Phi Beta Kappa inductees Trevor Poisson '19, Gabriella Goodwin '19 and Alex Kerai '19.

A panel of queer and allied entrepreneurs from Geneva, N.Y., discuss how to get involved and empower others in the queer community. Presented by the LGBTQ Resource Center, the evening was moderated by Marcel Johnson '19 (left). Assistant Vice President for Campus Life and Dean of Student Engagement and Conduct Brandon Barile (right) also participated in the discussion.

Coxe Hall on a sunny spring morning.

Gabe Pietrorazio ’20 and Sam Nesin Perna '21 discuss Some Future, 1969, a pop-up exhibition that they created with classmates in Visibility Matters. The show was held in the Solarium Gallery at Houghton House.

Students share their thoughts after viewing Some Future, 1969, a show celebrating the sociocultural legacy of 1969.

Students present their chemistry research at the 64th Annual Collegiate Research Symposium at Rochester Institute of Technology on Saturday.

Christopher Guertler ‘21 and Juliana Gamboa ‘21 enjoy the weather on Saturday afternoon. Gamboa is riding a motorized skateboard.

Led by Hobart Dean Khuram Hussain and keynote speaker David A. Kaplan ’83, students process to the flagpole to begin Charter Day festivities.

Standing in front of the Druids, Hobart Dean Khuram Hussain officially opens the Charter Day ceremony, which commemorates the founding of Hobart College in 1822.

David A. Kaplan ’83, co-founder and CEO of Murge, delivers the keynote address at Charter Day. Murge specializes in music and vocal recording technology for use on a wide range of mobile devices.

Matthew Fox ’19 offers the student speech at this year’s Charter Day.

Albright Dwarka '21 receives an award from Hobart Assistant Dean David J. Mapstone '93, P'21 during the Charter Day ceremony in St. John’s Chapel.

New members of Orange Key, the sophomore class honor society, gather for a photo.

The newest members of the junior class honor society Chimera pose for a photo on Friday.

The Druids, members of the senior class honor society, join with their newest members for a photo. The honor society was founded in 1903.

Nicola Russell '19, Wren Andrews '21, Ainsley Rhodes '19, Rousseau Nutter '16 and Willa the dog enjoy the afternoon sunshine at the Village at Odell's Pond on Saturday.

Madelaine Mayer '02, senior project manager at TAD Associates and founder of ad:roit, speaks to students about her career in architecture as part of the Professionals in Residence series by the Salisbury Center for Career, Professional, and Experimental Education.

Students perform “||” at the Junior/Senior Choreographers Concert. The piece was choreographed by Samantha Legg ’20.

Dancers perform choreography by Lester Gamez '19, titled Deathless, during the Junior/Senior Choreographers Concert.

Sarah Underwood '19 performs her solo, Amalgamation, at the Junior/Senior Choreographers Concert.

Dancers perform “Ode to Koop” by Alexandra Bilodeau '20 at the Junior/Senior Choreographers Concert.

The Latin American Organization celebrates its 20th Extravaganza in the Vandervort Room on Saturday night with food, music and performances. This year's theme is Back to the Roots.

Assistant Professor of Economics Christina Houseworth speaks at a breakfast hosted by the Public Leadership Education Network, a national organization that encourages and prepares young women to become political leaders.

Audrey Platt '21 and Katherine Howard '19 give a presentation on Argentinian tea during the Global Cafe, sponsored by the Center for Global Education.

America Reads tutors listen as Matthew Adams ’89 tells the story of how he and Joshua Hertel ’89 created the Geneva Reading and Writing Workshops in 1988 with the help of Professor of Public Policy Craig Rimmerman and Professor of Education Charles Temple. The program is now known as America Reads, and is celebrating its 30th anniversary.

Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Assistant Director Amy Sellers, America Counts Tutors of the Month Caroline Pustay ‘22 and Lea Filyk ’21 and Lyons School District Intervention Coordinator Joseph Fantigrossi pose for a photo following an award ceremony in the Geneva Room.

Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning Program Assistant Melissa Hegarty is flanked by Courtney Riffle ’22 and Spencer Lerner ’19 who received awards for their work at the Boys and Girls Club of Geneva.

Nicholas Rahaman ‘20, Mykaluh Marcy ’22, Grace Mongeau ’22, Helen Wagner Maggitti ’19 and Liam Cranley ’21 were honored as America Reads’ Tutors of the Month.

Kelsey Irving ’18 poses at the Founders Bell at Daemen College in Buffalo, N.Y., where she has started the physician assistant program. Irving majored in biology at HWS and was part of the Pre-Health Professions Club.

Prospective student Elizabeth Joslin and her mother, Catherine W. Mallam '86, ran into Associate Vice President for Advancement and Alumnae Relations Kathy Killius Regan '82, P'13 while touring campus.

Megan Barwick ’19 poses for a photo on the set of NFL Live during a job shadow with HWS Trustee and Principal UX Design Architect at the Walt Disney Company Michael Rawlins ’80, P’16.

Members of the Hobart and William Smith ski teams gather for a photo in Jackson Hole, Wyo., at the U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboarding National Championships. William Smith finished in 11th place as a team, and Hobart came in 14th.

Trustee Dr. Stephen L. Cohen '67 met up with Hobart Head Basketball Coach Tim Sweeney and Assistant Coaches Sean Smiley and Stefan Thompson '13 at the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minn., for the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Final Four. Cohen was a member of the basketball team in his time at HWS and is an avid supporter of the Statesmen.

Fog lingers over the HWS campus just after sunrise on Wednesday morning.

Stanny Gilbertson '19 carries the ball downfield during Hobart's 12-11 win over Bryant University

Chris Aslanian '19 winds up for a shot during Hobart's game against Bryant University.

Maggie Bonomo '22 hits a backhand during William Smith's 9-0 win over Nazareth College.

Allie Perron ’20 lines up a forehand shot during William Smith's 9-0 win over Nazareth College.