Geneva Music Festival will be showcasing performances throughout Geneva during Reunion Weekend. Some performances to be held at Gearan Center for the Performing Arts. Information and tickets can be found by copying and pasting the link below into your browser: https://genevamusicfestival.com/

Reunion Registration Headquarters and Residence Halls Open

Finger Lakes Institute Director Lisa Cleckner will lead a working session aboard The William Scandling assessing the environmental well-being of Seneca Lake. Prepare to collect sediment dredges, look for zebra and quagga mussels and discuss their ecological impact on aquatic ecosystems, nutrient loading problems in the Finger Lakes, and local economies. Event is limited to 18 people—ages 13 and older—no infants or small children

The American Civil War Memorial, dedicated in 2008, was designed by sculptor Pietro del Fabro ’67, who will lead the tour. The memorial is located on Lock Island in nearby Waterloo, NY - the Birthplace of Memorial Day. The Memorial includes individual cenotaphs for each person from Waterloo who died in the Civil War and a North South Cenotaph recognizing all lives lost. The North-South Cenotaph is constructed of stones sent from the 36 States which were in existence at the end of the Civil War. The project includes 62 sculptures in limestone and marble including a Women's Cenotaph commemorating the women who served during the war.

Separate Registration and Payment Required

The Office of Admissions invites alum, students, and their families to sign up for an information session followed by a campus tour. Register for a tour here: https://apply.hws.edu/portal/visit?tab=oncampus

Join Dr. Bruce Bauer ’74 for a talk on the interplay between art and science, highlighting the power of creative thinking in both the operating room and the art studio. Dr. Bauer reflects on how his early work with jewelry and carving helped to shape his 45 year career as a Pediatric Plastic and Reconstructive surgeon, with emphasis on artistic thought processes that have guided both his surgical procedures and return to one of a kind sculptural jewelry design.

Join Dr. Rick Solomon ’75 for a workshop exploring the nature of anxiety, with a particular focus upon its impact on young minds. Review the evolutionary importance of anxiety and address a critical question: Have we accelerated anxiety in children and adolescents to levels that discourage evolutionary progress and psychological health? Conclude by discussing practical strategies to support and nurture the development of increased coping skills and resilience.

Professor Michael Dobkowski explores our post-truth age; when historical "facts" are challenged or relativized, when comparison, context and ideology outweigh particularism and long accepted documented knowledge and understanding. This is happening in the field of Holocaust Studies. This minicourse will explore these developments and their implications.

Visit Houghton house for a self-guided tour through Davis Gallery featuring the works of John Loftus. John Loftus was a prolific painter and teacher at Hobart and William Smith Colleges from 1967 - 1995. Through his teaching and his art, he shared his unique vision of the world with his students. He defied conventional rules and advocated "The Method of no Method". Half a century later his paintings and drawings are revered and sought after more than ever. Visit the adjoining Solarium Gallery featuring Alumni and Alumnae artwork from Harold Draffen '75, Susan Albert '75, Mary Hughes '75, Tom Fuller '75, and Neil Sjoblom '75.

Finger Lakes Institute Director Lisa Cleckner will lead a working session aboard The William Scandling assessing the environmental well-being of Seneca Lake. Prepare to collect sediment dredges, look for zebra and quagga mussels and discuss their ecological impact on aquatic ecosystems, nutrient loading problems in the Finger Lakes, and local economies. Event is limited to 18 people—ages 13 and older—no infants or small children

Take a moment to reconnect with returning faculty members.

Finger Lakes Institute Director Lisa Cleckner will lead a working session aboard The William Scandling assessing the environmental well-being of Seneca Lake. Prepare to collect sediment dredges, look for zebra and quagga mussels and discuss their ecological impact on aquatic ecosystems, nutrient loading problems in the Finger Lakes, and local economies. Event is limited to 18 people—ages 13 and older—no infants or small children

• Muslim Life Center - 117A Demarest Hall • LGBTQ+ and Resource Center – 402 Pulteney St. • Abbe Center for Jewish Life – 764 S. Main St. • Salisbury Center for Career, Professional and Experiential Education: An opportunity to update your resume, review job opportunities post-grad, hear about providing an internship, or about visiting campus to talk with students. • WEOS and WHWS- Scandling Campus Center - Visit "Public Radio for the Finger Lakes" - WEOS and WHWS, the Colleges' radio stations • Adams Intercultural Center - 288 Pulteney Street - A special Open House hosted by the Afro-Latino Alumni Association (ALAA). This welcoming social space offers alumni an opportunity to reconnect with one another, reflect on their shared heritage, and engage with current students involved in summer research and campus employment.

The Hobart Alumni and William Smith Alumnae Associations’ Distinguished Faculty Award Committee is proud to honor John Burns, Professor Emeritus of Education, and the late Peter Cummings P'92, Professor Emeritus of English. This prestigious award recognizes the profound influence of exceptional faculty members from the past, acknowledging the significant contributions they made as educators, mentors, and scholars. A reception will follow.

Former Trustee, John Pulos '70, has worked at Finger Lakes Wineries and Distilleries since 2008. He is currently the wine educator at Wagner Vineyards on Seneca Lake. Wagner is one of the oldest and most recognized wineries in the Finger Lakes Region and has been one of the region’s most popular wine tasting destinations since opening in 1979. He is the author of "Looking at Wine Through a Different Window" listed as an Amazon Best Seller. John will conduct a wine class and tasting of ten of Wagner's award-winning wines.

Enjoy light refreshments while visiting the Davis Gallery to view a curated selection of works by John Loftus P’75, P’76, P’91. Visit the adjoining Solarium Gallery featuring Alumni and Alumnae artwork from Harold Draffen ’75, Susan Albert ’75, Mary Hughes ’75, Tom Fuller ’75, and Neil Sjoblom ’75

Enjoy a narrated cruise around Seneca Lake with light snacks and a cash bar with local wine and beer. The captain will highlight the incredible historic buildings along the trip and unique, fun facts about Seneca Lake. Space is limited. Driving Directions: Finger Lakes Welcome Center Dock, 35 Lake Front Drive. Shuttles will begin at 3:30 PM and will run at 3:40 PM and 3:50 PM **Boat departs promptly at 4:00 p.m.**

Join the Classes of 1965, along with Sigma Phi alumni, for a special opportunity to reconnect with old classmates and fellow fraternity brothers.

Join the Classes of 1970, along with Kappa Alpha alumni, for a special opportunity to reconnect with old classmates and fellow fraternity brothers. This event is graciously hosted by Anne & Reeve Bright ‘70.

Reconnect with classmates at Houghton House. 1975 Alumni art will be displayed in the Solarium and live music by Triada, featuring classmate John Roberts, will set the tone. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages provided.

After a full day of activities, enjoy music from your era and great conversation as you unwind and reconnect with classmates and fellow alums. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages provided.

After a full day of activities, enjoy music from your era and great conversation as you unwind and reconnect with classmates and fellow alums.. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages provided.

After a full day of activities, enjoy music from your era and great conversation as you unwind and reconnect with classmates and fellow alums. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages provided.

After a full day of activities, enjoy music from your era and great conversation as you unwind and reconnect with classmates. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages provided.

After a full day of activities, enjoy music from your era and great conversation as you unwind and reconnect with classmates and fellow alums. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages provided.

After a full day of activities, meet up with fellow classmates at Brewery Ardennes, an award-winning Belgian-inspired craft brewery. Drink ticket included with registration.

After a full day of activities, enjoy music from your era and great conversation as you unwind and reconnect with classmates and fellow alums from your decade. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages provided.

After a full day of activities, enjoy music from your era and great conversation as you unwind and reconnect with classmates and fellow alums.

After a full day of activities, enjoy music from your era and great conversation as you unwind and reconnect with classmates and fellow alums from your decade. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages provided.

Enjoy delicious eats from a variety of food trucks (RocDilla, Chefs, Sprinkle Starship, and The Oven) serving up everything from Quesadillas and Pizza to ice-cream. Plus, live, blues-inspired music by Hanna PK. Food trucks & bar accept cash, credit, and debit.

Join your classmates on a nostalgic journey through familiar haunts and exciting new hot spots. Come celebrate the vibrant spirit of downtown and the timeless connections it holds, reminisce, and create new memories together. Shuttle Available

Some things never change, and that holds true for Ronnie’s Cedar Inn. Classes from the 70’s and 80’s can step back in time and enjoy classic tunes and reminisce about the good old days. Shuttle Available

Join Christopher Annear, Associate Professor of Anthropology, for a 20-mile road ride through the rolling hills and farms southwest of HWS. Pedal past a century-old sheep farm now brewing Belgian beer, vineyards, and native Haudenosaunee sites in this glacially sculpted countryside. Open to all riders with a 13+ mph pace. Bring your own bike or contact Shoreline Rentals at (315) 521-9257 to rent one for $40 a day and a delivery fee.

Learn strategies and tips on how to improve your game. Open to all ages and skill levels. Rackets are provided if needed.

Finger Lakes Institute Director Lisa Cleckner will lead a working session aboard The William Scandling assessing the environmental well-being of Seneca Lake. Prepare to collect sediment dredges, look for zebra and quagga mussels and discuss their ecological impact on aquatic ecosystems, nutrient loading problems in the Finger Lakes, and local economies. Event is limited to 18 people—ages 13 and older—no infants or small children

Stop by the Chapel and light a memorial candle in memory of a classmate or loved one.

Join Professor of Dance Donna Davenport and give yourself the gift of an early morning gentle stretch. Mats are available to borrow. Wear layers - the air-conditioned room invites sweatshirts and pants.

President Gearan and Associate Professor of Politics DeWayne Lucas lead this Mini College Class.

Join Professor of History Matthew Crow for an intriguing discussion on John Henry Hobart’s passion for books, and one book in particular, the Book of Common Prayer. Using Hobart’s vision as a guide, explore a book that has captured the attention of great modernist graphic designers and printers. Take this opportunity to explore the rare book collection of the Colleges and conclude with a thought-provoking discussion about the role that books play in a digital world.

Get outside and get your hands dirty with Associate Professor of Geoscience David Finkelstein. Measure the chemistry of the water wells on campus and compare groundwater, rainwater, and Seneca Lake water.

Visit Houghton house for a self-guided tour through Davis Gallery featuring the works of John Loftus. John Loftus was a prolific painter and teacher at Hobart and William Smith Colleges from 1967 - 1995. Through his teaching and his art, he shared his unique vision of the world with his students. He defied conventional rules and advocated "The Method of no Method". Half a century later his paintings and drawings are revered and sought after more than ever. Visit the adjoining Solarium Gallery featuring Alumni and Alumnae artwork from Harold Draffen '75, Susan Albert '75, Mary Hughes '75, Tom Fuller '75, and Neil Sjoblom '75.

Join President Mark D. Gearan to get an update about HWS and learn about the Capital Campaign.

Gather in front of Scandling Center at 11:30 a.m. or immediately following State of HWS. Grab your spirit gear, line up behind your class year gonfalon and march to the Quad with classmates to the music of the Savannah CellarSavers Marching Band.

Join the Hobart Alumni Association and William Smith Alumnae Association as they present their annual awards for outstanding service to HWS, along with the Reunion class fundraising achievements. Forum begins promptly at 12:30 pm.

Sip on local beer and wine under the tasting tent as the kids dive into arts and crafts, tackle an obstacle course, or have their caricature drawn at the Family Festival. Craft beer and wine will also be for sale by the bottle or the case. Tickets cover tasting passes for attendees over 21 years of age. Gather the whole family for enjoyment on the Quad!

Whether you’ve ascended the tower before or not, we’re sure you’ll want to take in the spectacular views of the campus and the lake. Don’t forget to bring your camera along. Beware—the view could take your breath away, and so could the ascent! We'll take your picture to prove that you reached the top. Appropriate footwear is recommended.

Gather the whole family for enjoyment on the Quad! Sip on local beer and wine under the tasting tent as the kids dive into arts and crafts, tackle an obstacle course, or have their caricature drawn at the Family Festival. And don't forget to cool off with a sweet treat from the Netsin’s ice cream truck or make some new furry friends. It's an event with fun for everyone!

Meet and greet with alumni authors: Dominique Ellis ’15, Aaron Tillman '95, Christie Palmer Lowrance '65, Dan DeNose ’10, Pietro del Fabro ’67, Ednesha Saulsbury ’00, and Kimberly Moore ’00

Please join us on the steps at Coxe Hall! 5:45 pm: 45th Reunion 5:50 pm: 40th Reunion 5:55 pm: 35th Reunion 6:00 pm: 30th Reunion 6:05 pm: 25th Reunion 6:10 pm: 20th Reunion 6:15 pm: 15th Reunion 6:20 pm: 10th Reunion 6:25 pm: 5th Reunion

Enjoy cocktail hour from 6-7 p.m., followed by dinner.

Join us for an unforgettable night with the band Uptown Groove, playing your favorite tunes from across the decades! Enjoy desserts and spectacular fireworks. Fireworks begin at approx. 9:30 p.m. Twin Oaks Tent open. Cash (credit/debit) Bar.

Please don’t walk away with your room key. Drop it off at Reunion Headquarters.

Eucharist service led by Chaplain Rev. Nita Johnson Byrd.

End your weekend with a delicious brunch and bottomless mimosas and bloodies!