Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Under the guidance of Professor of Chemistry Walter Bowyer and as part of a “Quantitative Analysis” class, students learn to operate the newly purchased High Pressure Liquid Chromatograph.

Taylor Wilkie ’22 examines a handwritten “Warden’s Record Card” from the 1800s during Associate Professor of Sociology Jim Sutton’s “Penology” class.

The Hobart and William Smith campus along the shore of Seneca Lake on Monday morning.

Working in the lab of Professor of Geoscience Nan Crystal Arens, Chase Bell ’22 investigates microplastics in air, water and sediment samples that he collected in and around Geneva.

Students in “Dance Improvisation” with Professor of Dance Cynthia Williams perform an improvisational activity dubbed "Human Bowling" outside of the Gearan Center on Tuesday.

Quinn McGowan ’24 works on an assignment for Japanese studies in the Scandling Campus Center.

Kisean Jones ’25 and Kayla Powers ’24 read books in Spanish to first graders at West Street School for "Topics in Bilingual Education" taught by Professor of Spanish and Hispanic Studies May Farnsworth.

During Saturday’s Accepted Student Open House, Associate Professor of Art and Architecture Jeffrey Blankenship answers questions from students and their families in the Gearan Center.

Students walk by the Scandling Campus Center.

In the Vandervort Room, Assistant Professor of History Janette Gayle talks with students and families members during the Accepted Student Open House on Saturday.

During a capstone course, Women's Studies majors and Associate Professor of Women’s Studies Michelle Martin-Baron gather around the statue of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, who graduated in 1849.

Ednesha Saulsbury '00 and Kim Moore '00 discuss their workbook "Hey Sis, are you Okay?” with students gathered in Bartlett Theatre.

Students from Angelique Szymanek’s “Museum Studies” class visit the Colleges’ archives in the Warren Hunting Smith Library on Tuesday.

During a PLEN breakfast meeting, Alassandra “Allie” Bonagura ’22 shares the steps she has taken at the Colleges that have helped her to be successful.

Goalie Kevin Holtby ’23 uses a stick fake to get a Wagner attackman up in the air during a Hobart clear on Saturday. The Statesmen defense allowed just three goals to the Seahawks, the fewest scored by a Hobart opponent since 2009.